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Proposition 2.8 [031T]

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Proposition 2.8

Let π:X→B\pi:X\to B be an elliptic fibration with periods {1,τ⁡(y)}\{1,\tau(y)\}, over the open disc BB of radius RR in 𝐂{\bf C}, with Im​τ​(y)>0{\rm Im}\,\tau(y)>0, and let B0⊂BB_{0}\subset B denote a smaller disc of radius R0<RR_{0}<R. Suppose we have a sequence on XX of S1S^{1}-invariant Ricci-flat metrics gig_{i} in canonical form (and with constant volume form), for which the volume ϵi:=ϵ⁡(gi)\epsilon_{i}:=\epsilon(g_{i}) of the fibres tends to zero as i→∞i\to\infty. Then on π−1​(B0)\pi^{-1}(B_{0}) we have Wi:=W⁡(gi)→0W_{i}:=W(g_{i})\to 0 uniformly as i→∞i\to\infty. On a fixed fibre, with periods {1,τ}\{1,\tau\}, we have the stronger statement that ϵi−1​Wi​Im​τ→1\epsilon_{i}^{-1}W_{i}\ {\rm Im}\,\tau\to 1 uniformly as i→∞i\to\infty.

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