Balanced metrics and Gauduchon cone of locally conformally Kahler manifolds

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Main Authors: Ornea, Liviu, Verbitsky, Misha
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author Ornea, Liviu
Verbitsky, Misha
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Verbitsky, Misha
contents A complex Hermitian $n$-manifold $(M,I, ω)$ is called locally conformally Kahler (LCK) if $dω=θ\wedgeω$, where $θ$ is a closed 1-form, balanced if $ω^{n-1}$ is closed, and SKT if $dIdω=0$. We conjecture that any compact complex manifold admitting two of these three types of Hermitian forms (balanced, SKT, LCK) also admits a Kahler metric, and prove partial results towards this conjecture. We conjecture that the (1,1)-form $-d(Iθ)$ is Bott--Chern homologous to a positive (1,1)-current. This conjecture implies that $(M,I)$ does not admit a balanced Hermitian metric. We verify this conjecture for all known classes of LCK manifolds.
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spellingShingle Balanced metrics and Gauduchon cone of locally conformally Kahler manifolds
Ornea, Liviu
Verbitsky, Misha
Differential Geometry
53C55, 32H04
A complex Hermitian $n$-manifold $(M,I, ω)$ is called locally conformally Kahler (LCK) if $dω=θ\wedgeω$, where $θ$ is a closed 1-form, balanced if $ω^{n-1}$ is closed, and SKT if $dIdω=0$. We conjecture that any compact complex manifold admitting two of these three types of Hermitian forms (balanced, SKT, LCK) also admits a Kahler metric, and prove partial results towards this conjecture. We conjecture that the (1,1)-form $-d(Iθ)$ is Bott--Chern homologous to a positive (1,1)-current. This conjecture implies that $(M,I)$ does not admit a balanced Hermitian metric. We verify this conjecture for all known classes of LCK manifolds.
title Balanced metrics and Gauduchon cone of locally conformally Kahler manifolds
topic Differential Geometry
53C55, 32H04
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.04623