Formal structure of scalar curvature in generalized Kähler geometry
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| author | Apostolov, Vestislav Streets, Jeffrey Ustinovskiy, Yury |
| author_facet | Apostolov, Vestislav Streets, Jeffrey Ustinovskiy, Yury |
| contents | Building on works of Boulanger and Goto, we show that Goto's scalar curvature is the moment map for an action of generalized Hamiltonian automorphisms of the associated Courant algebroid, constrained by the choice of an adapted volume form. We derive an explicit formula for Goto's scalar curvature, and show that it is constant for generalized Kähler-Ricci solitons. Restricting to the generically symplectic type case, we realize the generalized Kähler class as the complexified orbit of the Hamiltonian action above. This leads to a natural extension of Mabuchi's metric and $K$-energy, implying a conditional uniqueness result. Finally, in this setting we derive a Calabi-Matsushima-Lichnerowicz obstruction and a Futaki invariant. |
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| spellingShingle | Formal structure of scalar curvature in generalized Kähler geometry Apostolov, Vestislav Streets, Jeffrey Ustinovskiy, Yury Differential Geometry Complex Variables Building on works of Boulanger and Goto, we show that Goto's scalar curvature is the moment map for an action of generalized Hamiltonian automorphisms of the associated Courant algebroid, constrained by the choice of an adapted volume form. We derive an explicit formula for Goto's scalar curvature, and show that it is constant for generalized Kähler-Ricci solitons. Restricting to the generically symplectic type case, we realize the generalized Kähler class as the complexified orbit of the Hamiltonian action above. This leads to a natural extension of Mabuchi's metric and $K$-energy, implying a conditional uniqueness result. Finally, in this setting we derive a Calabi-Matsushima-Lichnerowicz obstruction and a Futaki invariant. |
| title | Formal structure of scalar curvature in generalized Kähler geometry |
| topic | Differential Geometry Complex Variables |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.14595 |