Conic singularities metrics with prescribed Ricci curvature: the case of general cone angles along normal crossing divisors
Henri Guenancia, Mihai P\u{a}un

TL;DR
This paper advances the understanding of conic singularity metrics with prescribed Ricci curvature on complex manifolds, establishing regularity and existence results for Kähler-Einstein metrics with general cone angles along normal crossing divisors.
Contribution
It extends previous work by providing Laplacian and ${ m C}^{2,eta}$ estimates for Monge-Ampère equations with arbitrary cone angles, ensuring existence and regularity of conic Kähler-Einstein metrics.
Findings
Established Laplacian and ${ m C}^{2,eta}$ estimates for solutions regardless of cone angle size.
Proved existence and regularity of Kähler-Einstein metrics with general cone angles.
Extended previous results to more general cone angle configurations along normal crossing divisors.
Abstract
Let be a non-singular compact K\"ahler manifold, endowed with an effective divisor having simple normal crossing support, and satisfying . The natural objects one has to consider in order to explore the differential-geometric properties of the pair are the so-called metrics with conic singularities. In this article, we complete our earlier work \cite{CGP} concerning the Monge-Amp\`ere equations on by establishing Laplacian and estimates for the solution of this equations regardless to the size of the coefficients . In particular, we obtain a general theorem concerning the existence and regularity of K\"ahler-Einstein metrics with conic singularities along a normal crossing divisor.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Differential Geometry Research
