The optimal symplectic connection conjecture for fibrations

Let (X,H)(B,L)(X,H)\to(B,L) be a polarised fibration, with each fibre equipped with its fibrewise cscK geometry. An optimal symplectic connection is a fibrewise constant scalar curvature Kähler metric satisfying the associated geometric partial differential equation. Optimal symplectic connection conjecture. A fibration admits an optimal symplectic connection if and only if it is polystable. The paper proves that existence implies semistability; the conjectured converse and the upgrade from semistability to polystability remain open.

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Ruadhaí Dervan and Lars Martin Sektnan, “Moduli theory, stability of fibrations and optimal symplectic connections”, arXiv:1911.12701 (2020).

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