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Proposition 4.24 .
For T T sufficiently large, the above ( ω T ′ , Ω T ′ ) (\omega_{T}^{\prime},\Omega_{T}^{\prime}) defines a family of C 1 , α C^{1,\alpha} Kähler structures on 𝒱 \mathcal{V} , satisfying for all fixed α ∈ ( 0 , 1 ) \alpha\in(0,1) , δ , μ , ν ∈ ℝ \delta,\mu,\nu\in\mathbb{R} , we have
(4.323)
| Ω T ′ − Ω T | C δ , μ , ν 2 , α ( 𝒱 ) \displaystyle|\Omega_{T}^{\prime}-\Omega_{T}|_{C^{2,\alpha}_{\delta,\mu,\nu}(\mathcal{V})}
= ϵ ¯ T 2 , \displaystyle=\underline{\epsilon}_{T^{2}},
(4.324)
| ω T ′ − ω T | C δ , μ , ν 1 , α ( 𝒱 ) \displaystyle|\omega_{T}^{\prime}-\omega_{T}|_{C^{1,\alpha}_{\delta,\mu,\nu}(\mathcal{V})}
= ϵ ¯ T 2 . \displaystyle=\underline{\epsilon}_{T^{2}}.