Theorem 1.1 . [03G0]
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Theorem 1.1.
Let , and be positive integers satisfying
| (1.5) |
Then there exists a family of hyperkähler metrics on a surface which collapse to the standard metric on the closed interval , i.e.,
| (1.6) |
Moreover, for each sufficiently large , there exist a finite set and a continuous surjective map
| (1.7) |
which is almost distance-preserving, i.e., for some constant independent of
| (1.8) |
such that the following properties hold.
- (1)
(Regular collapsing regions) Denote by the -tubular neighborhood of and . Then for every and , there exists such that
(1.9) and for each , is diffeomorphic to an -fiber bundle over . Furthermore,
(1.10) - (2)
(Bubbling regions) Denote by the components of the singular pre-image. Then the following spaces occur as bubble limits:
- (a)
For each , there exists an such that , as , and rescalings of the metrics near converge to Taub-NUT metrics. In fact, it is possible to have several distinct Taub-NUT bubbles coming out of the same component ; see Theorem 1.5 for a more precise statement.
- (b)
There exist such that , , as , and rescalings of the metrics near converge to Tian-Yau metrics on a del Pezzo surface of degree , minus a smooth anti-canonical curve.
- (a)