2.2 Kolodziej’s estimate on pluripotentials [00B0]
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2.2 Kolodziej’s estimate on pluripotentials
Given an -dimensional Kähler manifold , for , pluripotential theory allows one to make sense of the Monge-Ampère (MA) measure , generalising the notion of volume forms. A basic problem is to estimate from a priori bounds on . A prototypical result is (cf. [32, section 2.2] for an exposition based on [15][16]):
Theorem 2.2.
Let be a compact Kähler manifold, and , such that is an absolutely continuous measure. Assume there are positive constants , such that the Skoda type estimate holds with respect to :
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For fixed , there is number , such that if for some , then .
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If , then .
The strength of this result is that it still applies when the complex/Kähler structures are highly degenerate, as it distills the dependence on to only 3 constants . A minor variant gives a criterion for two Kähler potentials to be close to each other.
Corollary 2.3.
(Stability estimate) Let be a compact Kähler manifold, and , such that is absolutely continuous. Assume and the Skoda type estimate (3). Then there is a number , such that if for some , then
.