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Theorem 1.1 . [03G0]

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Theorem 1.1.

Let b+b_{+}, b−b_{-} and mm be positive integers satisfying

(1.5) 1≤b±≤9, 1≤m≤b++b−.\displaystyle 1\leq b_{\pm}\leq 9,\ 1\leq m\leq b_{+}+b_{-}.

Then there exists a family of hyperkähler metrics h^β\hat{h}_{\beta} on a K3⁡3\K 3 surface which collapse to the standard metric on the closed interval [0,1][0,1], i.e.,

(1.6) (K3⁡3,h^β)→G​H([0,1],d​t2),β→∞.(\K 3,\hat{h}_{\beta})\xrightarrow{GH}([0,1],dt^{2}),\ \beta\to\infty.

Moreover, for each sufficiently large β≫1\beta\gg 1, there exist a finite set 𝒮≡{0,t1,…,tm,1}⊂[0,1]\mathcal{S}\equiv\{0,t_{1},\ldots,t_{m},1\}\subset[0,1] and a continuous surjective map

(1.7) Fβ:K3⁡3→[0,1]F_{\beta}:\K 3\to[0,1]

which is almost distance-preserving, i.e., for some constant C0>0C_{0}>0 independent of β\beta

(1.8) ||Fβ​(p)−Fβ​(q)|−dh^β​(p,q)|≤C0β,∀p,q∈K3⁡3,\Big||F_{\beta}(p)-F_{\beta}(q)|-d_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}(p,q)\Big|\leq\frac{C_{0}}{\beta},\ \forall p,q\in\K 3,

such that the following properties hold.

  1. (1)

    (Regular collapsing regions) Denote by Tϵ​(𝒮)T_{\epsilon}(\mathcal{S}) the ϵ\epsilon-tubular neighborhood of 𝒮\mathcal{S} and ℛϵ≡[0,1]∖Tϵ​(𝒮)\mathcal{R}_{\epsilon}\equiv[0,1]\setminus T_{\epsilon}(\mathcal{S}). Then for every ϵ∈(0,10−2)\epsilon\in(0,10^{-2}) and k∈ℕk\in\mathbb{N}, there exists Ck,ϵ>0C_{k,\epsilon}>0 such that

    (1.9) supFβ−1​(ℛϵ)|∇kRmh^β|≤Ck,ϵ,\sup\limits_{F_{\beta}^{-1}(\mathcal{R}_{\epsilon})}|\nabla^{k}{\Rm_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}}|\leq C_{k,\epsilon},

    and for each t∈ℛϵt\in\mathcal{R}_{\epsilon}, Fβ−1​(t)F_{\beta}^{-1}(t) is diffeomorphic to an S1S^{1}-fiber bundle over 𝕋2\mathbb{T}^{2}. Furthermore,

    (1.10) C0−1​β−1≤Diamh^β⁡(Fβ−1​(t))≤C0​β−1,C0−1​β−2≤Diamh^β⁡(S1)≤C0​β−2.\displaystyle C_{0}^{-1}\beta^{-1}\leq\diam_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}(F_{\beta}^{-1}(t))\leq C_{0}\beta^{-1},\quad C_{0}^{-1}\beta^{-2}\leq\diam_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}(S^{1})\leq C_{0}\beta^{-2}.
  2. (2)

    (Bubbling regions) Denote by Fβ−1​(Tϵ​(𝒮))≡𝒮ϵ−∪⋃j=1m𝒮ϵj∪𝒮ϵ+F_{\beta}^{-1}(T_{\epsilon}(\mathcal{S}))\equiv\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{-}\cup\bigcup\limits_{j=1}^{m}\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{j}\cup\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{+} the components of the singular pre-image. Then the following spaces occur as bubble limits:

    1. (a)

      For each 1≤j≤m1\leq j\leq m, there exists an xβ,j∈𝒮ϵjx_{\beta,j}\in\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{j} such that Fβ​(xβ,j)→tjF_{\beta}(x_{\beta,j})\rightarrow t_{j}, |Rmh^β|​(xβ,j)→∞|{\Rm_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}}|(x_{\beta,j})\rightarrow\infty as β→∞\beta\rightarrow\infty, and rescalings of the metrics near xβ,jx_{\beta,j} converge to Taub-NUT metrics. In fact, it is possible to have several distinct Taub-NUT bubbles coming out of the same component 𝒮ϵj\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{j}; see Theorem 1.5 for a more precise statement.

    2. (b)

      There exist xβ,±∈𝒮ϵ±x_{\beta,\pm}\in\mathcal{S}_{\epsilon}^{\pm} such that Fβ​(xβ,−)→0F_{\beta}(x_{\beta,-})\to 0, Fβ​(xβ,+)→1F_{\beta}(x_{\beta,+})\to 1, |Rmh^β|​(xβ,±)→∞|{\Rm_{\hat{h}_{\beta}}}|(x_{\beta,\pm})\rightarrow\infty as β→∞\beta\rightarrow\infty, and rescalings of the metrics near xβ,±x_{\beta,\pm} converge to Tian-Yau metrics on a del Pezzo surface of degree b±b_{\pm}, minus a smooth anti-canonical curve.

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