We then fix a smooth function with support contained in , and we will also denote by its pullback to via . Recall that we have called the Ricci-flat metric in the class , and . Then from the Monge-Ampère equation (2.5) we have
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where the constants are equal to
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and behave like (2.6).
We can also write
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We are now going to estimate We have
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First of all observe that the form is the pullback of a form on , and it can be wedged with itself at most times, so all terms in the sum with are zero. Next, we claim that all the terms with go to zero as . To see this, start by observing that on the compact set the estimate (3.29) gives a constant (that depends on ) such that
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Moreover from the equation
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together with (4.8), (3.12), we see that on we have
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We also need to use (3.9) which on gives
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Then any term with is equal to
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and it can be expanded into
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On the -form is bounded by (4.9). Since from (2.6), we see that the term in this sum with goes to zero. Any term with is comparable to
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Notice that all the -forms appearing inside the integral are bounded by (4.8), (4.9), and that the function is by (4.10). On the estimate (2.10) gives
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The form is the pullback of a form from , and so we can use (4.12) to estimate
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and so the term (4.11) goes to zero. This proves our claim.