Next, we show (2.11). Recall from (3.10) and (3.24) that on we have
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for uniform constants .
We apply the maximum principle to the quantity
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for suitable constants ,
where the quantity is the same quantity as in [Y1]:
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where is the covariant derivative associated to the metric . Using we can write
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where again lower indices are covariant derivatives with respect to .
We are going to show that , and using (3.29) this implies that
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We now use (3.28), which says that on we have
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At any given point of we can assume that is the identity and is diagonal with positive entries , ,
so that the first directions are tangent to the fiber . Then (3.32) gives that
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for . Then using (3.31) we see that
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and using (3.33) we get
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and this is (2.11).