Polystability conjecture for polarised fibrations and optimal symplectic connections

Let (X,H)(B,L)(X,H)\to(B,L) be a polarised fibration, meaning a fibration equipped with relatively ample polarisation HH and a polarisation LL on the base. An optimal symplectic connection is the canonical differential-geometric connection considered for such a polarised fibration. Polystability conjecture. The polarised fibration (X,H)(B,L)(X,H)\to(B,L) is polystable if and only if it admits an optimal symplectic connection.

This conjecture proposes an equivalence between an algebro-geometric stability condition for fibrations and the existence of a canonical symplectic connection. Its resolution is not specified in the source.

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John Benjamin McCarthy, “Stability conditions and canonical metrics”, arXiv:2302.04966 (2023).

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