Entropy slope formula conjecture for maximal geodesic rays

Let Φ\Phi be a maximal geodesic ray, with non-Archimedean limit ΦNA\Phi_{\rm NA}, and let H(Φ){\bf H}'^\infty(\Phi) and HNA(ΦNA){\bf H}^{\rm NA}(\Phi_{\rm NA}) denote respectively the asymptotic Archimedean entropy slope and the non-Archimedean entropy. Entropy slope formula conjecture. For any maximal geodesic ray Φ\Phi,

H(Φ)=HNA(ΦNA).{\bf H}'^\infty(\Phi)={\bf H}^{\rm NA}(\Phi_{\rm NA}).

The inequality H(Φ)HNA(ΦNA){\bf H}'^\infty(\Phi)\geq {\bf H}^{\rm NA}(\Phi_{\rm NA}) is known for every geodesic ray, and equality is known for rays associated to ample test configurations. The conjecture remains open for general maximal geodesic rays.

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Chi Li, “Geodesic rays and stability in the cscK problem”, arXiv:2001.01366 (2021).

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