Tang's constant mixed curvature conjecture for compact Hermitian manifolds

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Let (Mn,g)(M^{n},g) be a compact Hermitian manifold with n2n\geq2. For a (1,0)(1,0)-vector XX, let Cα,β(X)\mathcal{C}_{\alpha,\beta}(X) denote the mixed curvature, formed from the relevant Chern Ricci curvature and holomorphic sectional curvature. Tang's constant mixed curvature conjecture. If Cα,β=c\mathcal{C}_{\alpha,\beta}=c is constant and c0c\neq0, then gg is Kähler. This conjecture was proposed for the non-Kähler case; the source notes that it was proved in complex dimension 22 and verified for several special classes in higher dimensions, but leaves the general case open.

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  1. Tang's constant mixed curvature conjecture for compact Hermitian manifolds

    Let (Mn,g)(M^n,g) be a compact Hermitian manifold, and let Cα,β\mathcal{C}_{\alpha,\beta} denote its mixed curvature. Suppose that

    Cα,β=c\mathcal{C}_{\alpha,\beta}=c

    for a constant cc. Tang's conjecture. If c0c\neq 0, then gg is Kähler. This conjecture extends known positivity and negativity results for mixed curvature from the Kähler setting to compact Hermitian manifolds; the paper verifies it for several special classes, but it remains open in general.

    source: Shuwen Chen and Fangyang Zheng, “On Hermitian manifolds with constant mixed curvature”, arXiv:2503.12432 (2025).

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Primary source

Weiguo Chen and Kai Tang, “Constant kth-mixed curvature”, arXiv:2510.05546 (2025).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2025). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2503.12432.

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