Donaldson's almost-Kähler a priori bounds conjecture

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Let (M,J,ω)(M,J, \omega) be a compact almost-Kähler manifold, where JJ is an almost-complex structure and ω \omega is its fundamental 22-form. Let σ \sigma be a smooth volume form on (M,J,ω)(M,J, \omega) satisfying

∫Mσ=∫Mωn.\int_M \sigma=\int_M \omega^n.

Suppose that ω‾\overline{ \omega} is an almost-Kähler metric on (M,J)(M,J) such that

ω‾n=σ,[ω‾]=[ω],\overline{ \omega}^n= \sigma,\qquad [\overline{ \omega}]=[ \omega],

where the latter means that ω‾−ω\overline{ \omega}- \omega is a closed 22-form. Donaldson's conjecture. There are C∞C^{\infty} a priori bounds on ω‾\overline{ \omega} depending only on ω \omega, JJ, and σ \sigma. This conjecture is presented as a curvature-positivity-related motivation; its resolution status is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Giovane Galindo and Ailton R. Oliveira, “Curvature positivity for Kähler and quasi-Kähler flag manifolds”, arXiv:2506.22672 (2025).

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