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Theorem 1.2 . [00VS]

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Theorem 1.2.

There is a smooth Kähler metric ω\omega on Y\f⁡(S)Y\backslash f(S) such that the Ricci-flat metrics ω~t\tilde{\omega}_{t} when tt approaches zero converge to f∗​ωf^{*}\omega weakly as currents and also in the Cl​o​c1,βC^{1,\beta}_{loc} topology of potentials on compact sets of X\SX\backslash S, for any 0<β<10<\beta<1. The metric ω\omega satisfies

Ric⁡(ω)=ωW​P,\mathrm{Ric}(\omega)=\omega_{WP},

on Y\f⁡(S)Y\backslash f(S), where ωW​P\omega_{WP} is a Weil-Petersson metric measuring the change of complex structures of the fibers. Moreover for any y∈Y\f⁡(S)y\in Y\backslash f(S) if we restrict to XyX_{y}, the metrics ω~t\tilde{\omega}_{t} converge to zero in the C1C^{1} topology of metrics, uniformly as yy varies in a compact set of Y\f⁡(S)Y\backslash f(S).

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