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Proposition 4.15 (Sovability of Poisson Equation) . [03HW]

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Proposition 4.15 (Sovability of Poisson Equation).

Let (𝒞,g𝒞)(\mathcal{C},g_{\mathcal{C}}) be the Calabi space, there is some constant δ¯>0\underline{\delta}>0 which depends only on 𝒞\mathcal{C} such that the following property holds: given any

(4.150) η0∈(−δ¯,δ¯)∖{0},\eta_{0}\in(-\underline{\delta},\underline{\delta})\setminus\{0\},

if v∈C3​K0,α​(𝒞)v\in C^{3K_{0},\alpha}(\mathcal{C}) for K0≥3K_{0}\geq 3 and v⁡(z,𝐲)=O⁡(eη0​z)v(z,\bm{y})=O(e^{\eta_{0}z}), then the equation

(4.151) Δg0​u=v\Delta_{g_{0}}u=v

has a solution u∈C3​K0+2,α​(𝒞)u\in C^{3K_{0}+2,\alpha}(\mathcal{C}) with

(4.152) u⁡(z,𝒚)=O⁡(eη​z)u(z,\bm{y})=O(e^{\eta z})

for any η>η0\eta>\eta_{0}.

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