Extensions of multiply twisted pluri-canonical forms
Chen-Yu Chi, Chin-Lung Wang, and Sz-Sheng Wang

TL;DR
This paper extends the theory of pluricanonical forms on projective varieties by establishing conditions under which sections on a divisor extend to the ambient variety, using advanced extension theorems and multiplier ideal sheaves.
Contribution
It introduces a new extension theorem for multiply twisted pluricanonical bundles, generalizing previous results and incorporating a modified induction construction and a detailed Ohsawa-Takegoshi type extension proof.
Findings
Sections on divisor D extend to X under curvature conditions.
Multiplier ideal sheaves are shown to contain the product of individual ideals.
The method generalizes previous invariance of plurigenera results.
Abstract
Given a projective variety X, a smooth divisor D, and semipositive line bundles (L_1,h_1),,...,(L_m,h_m), we consider the "multiply twisted pluricanonical bundle" F:=m(K_X+D)+L_1+...+L_m on X and F_D:=mK_D+(L_1+...+L_m)|_D. Let I_j be the multiplier ideal sheaves associated to h_j, j=1,...,m. We show that, under a certain conditions on curvature, H^0(D,F_D\otimes I_1I_2...I_m) lies in the image of the restriction map H^0(X,F)->H^0(D,F_D). The format of our result is inspired both by Paun's simplification of Siu's proof of invariance of plurigenera and an earlier similar result due to Demailly. The main ingredient is a modification of Siu-Paun's induction construction and an extension theorem of Ohsawa-Takegoshi type (O-T). We also include a detail proof of O-T. The key feature is that the ideal sheaf we use is the product of the multiplier ideals associated to the singular metrics…
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TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Geometry and complex manifolds
