3.3. Semipositive metric [0277]
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3.3. Semipositive metric
We assume that is semiample, namely certain tensor power of is generated by global sections. We say that a continuous metric is semipositive if there are a sequence of positive integers and a sequence of normed finite-dimensional vector spaces over such that there is a surjective homomorphism for every , and that the sequence
converges to uniformly on .
Proposition 3.10.
If is projective, is generated by global sections, and is semipositive, then the sequence
converges to uniformly on .
Proof.
Corollary 3.11.
A continuous metric is semipositive if and only if, for any , there is a positive integer such that, for all , we can find with .
Proof.
First we assume that is semipositive. By using Proposition 3.10, we can find a positive integer such that is generated by global sections and
for all . On the other hand, there is such that . Thus,
Next we consider the converse. For a positive integer , there is a positive integer such that, for any , we can find with . Clearly is generated by global sections. Moreover,
that is,
Thus is semipositive. ∎
Corollary 3.12.
Let be a continuous metric of . If there are a sequence of positive integers and a sequence of metrics such that is a semipositive metric of for each and
converges to uniformly as , then is semipositive.