ScalingStacks

7.4. Singular KE metrics on klt pairs [02G3]

Original official author HTML, exact retained edition. Historical TeX conversion verdicts remain unchanged. Cited-edition alignment and mathematical self-containment are not assessed.

Complete original source context · Original author HTML

7.4. Singular KE metrics on klt pairs

Let us now state the immediate generalization to klt pairs.

Definition 7.11.

Let (V,Δ)(V,\Delta) be a klt compact Kähler pair.

The pair (V,Δ)(V,\Delta) is said to be ℚ\mathbb{Q}-CY, iff there is some multiple N′N^{\prime} of i​n​d​e​x​(X,Δ)index(X,\Delta) such that H0​(V,𝒪V​(N′​(KV+Δ)))=ℂ​αH^{0}(V,\mathcal{O}_{V}(N^{\prime}(K_{V}+\Delta)))=\mathbb{C}\alpha where α\alpha is a global generator of 𝒪V​(N′​(KV+Δ))\mathcal{O}_{V}(N^{\prime}(K_{V}+\Delta)).

The pair (V,Δ)(V,\Delta) is canonically polarized iff KV+ΔK_{V}+\Delta is ample.

Theorem 7.12.

Let (V,Δ)(V,\Delta) be a klt compact Kähler pair.

If (V,Δ)(V,\Delta) is ℚ\mathbb{Q}-CY it carries a singular Ricci flat metric with adapted volume form in any Kähler class of VV, this current being smooth outside Δ∪Vs​i​n​g\Delta\cup V^{sing} if VV projective and the Kähler class is rational.

If it is canonically polarized it carries a unique singular KE metric in the cohomology class of KV+ΔK_{V}+\Delta, regular outside Δ∪Vs​i​n​g\Delta\cup V^{sing}.

Proof.

For regularity on the smooth locus, we need the full statement of Theorems 3.5 and 4.5, poles included. ∎

Acknowledgements. We would like to thank Z. Blocki, S. Boucksom, A. Chiodo, J. Keller, S. Kolodziej, M. Paun and B. Toën for useful conversations and C. Simpson and Y.T. Siu for inspiring remarks.

Original mathematics by the credited authors. Source-backed reader collection; mathematical self-containment is not assessed.