Geometrization conjecture for pluriclosed flow on properly elliptic surfaces

Let (M4,J)(M^4,J) be a properly elliptic surface with kod(M)=1\operatorname{kod}(M)=1 and odd first Betti number, and let ω\omega be a pluriclosed metric. Properly elliptic geometrization conjecture. The solution to pluriclosed flow with this initial data exists on [0,)[0,\infty); (M,ωt/t)(M,\omega_t/t) converges in the Gromov–Hausdorff topology to (B,ωKE)(B,\omega_{KE}), the base curve with its canonical orbifold Kähler–Einstein metric; and on the universal cover there is a blowdown limit ω~(t)=limss1ω~(st)\widetilde{\omega}_{\infty}(t)=\lim_{s\to\infty}s^{-1}\widetilde{\omega}(st) that is a locally homogeneous expanding soliton. The passage notes that the torus-invariant case is proved, while the general claim is conjectural.

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Jeffrey Streets, “Pluriclosed flow and the geometrization of complex surfaces”, arXiv:1808.09490 (2018).

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