Dynamic alpha-invariants of del Pezzo surfaces with boundary
Jesus Martinez-Garcia

TL;DR
This paper computes the global log canonical threshold and dynamic alpha-invariant of del Pezzo surfaces, providing insights into conditions for Kahler-Einstein metrics with edge singularities and extending previous classifications.
Contribution
It extends Cheltsov's computation of log canonical thresholds to non-singular del Pezzo surfaces over arbitrary algebraically closed fields and classifies very singular anticanonical pairs.
Findings
Computed the global log canonical threshold for various del Pezzo surfaces.
Determined the dynamic alpha-invariant for all smooth del Pezzo surfaces with elliptic boundary curves.
Provided conditions under which Kahler-Einstein metrics with edge singularities exist.
Abstract
The global log canonical threshold (or Tian's alpha-invariant) plays an important role in the geometry of Fano varieties. Tian showed that Fano manifolds with big alpha-invariant can be equipped with a Kahler-Einstein metric. In recent years Donaldson drafted a programme to determine when a smooth Fano variety X admits a Kahler-Einstein metric. It was conjectured that the existence of such a metric is equivalent to X being K-stable, an algebraic-geometric property. A crucial step in Donaldson's programme consists on finding a Kahler-Einstein metric with edge singularities of small angle along a smooth anticanonical boundary. Jeffres, Mazzeo and Rubinstein showed that a dynamic version of the alpha-invariant could be used to find such metrics. The global log canonical threshold measures how anticanonical pairs fail to be log canonical. In this thesis we compute the global log canonical…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
