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Remark 3.8 . [023C]

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Remark 3.8.

If n=2n=2, then g⁡(1)=p∗w0g(1)=\frac{p_{*}}{w_{0}}, so w′​(t=1)=p∗w^{\prime}(t=1)=p_{*}, and w⁡(t=1)=p∗w(t=1)=p_{*}. The matching condition has no positive solution. Correspondingly, our generalization of the Calabi ansatz only yield nontrivial examples in dimension at least three.

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