Approximating Ricci solitons and quasi-Einstein metrics on toric surfaces
Stuart James Hall, Thomas Murphy

TL;DR
This paper develops a numerical method to approximate Ricci solitons and quasi-Einstein metrics on toric Kähler surfaces, successfully recovering known solutions and exploring new cases where existence is uncertain.
Contribution
A general numerical approach for prescribed Ricci curvature problems on toric Kähler manifolds, applied to Ricci solitons and quasi-Einstein metrics, including new approximations.
Findings
Recovered Koiso--Cao soliton and Lü--Page--Pope quasi-Einstein metrics.
Numerically approximated Wang--Zhu soliton where explicit form is unknown.
Conducted extensive numerical investigation on quasi-Einstein metrics on P^2P^2P^2 with open existence questions.
Abstract
We present a general numerical method for investigating prescribed Ricci curvature problems on toric K\"ahler manifolds. This method is applied to two generalisations of Einstein metrics, namely Ricci solitons and quasi-Einstein metrics. We begin by recovering the Koiso--Cao soliton and the L\"u--Page--Pope quasi-Einstein metrics on (in both cases the metrics are known explicitly). We also find numerical approximations to the Wang--Zhu soliton on (here the metric is not known explicitly). Finally, a substantial numerical investigation of the quasi-Einstein equation on is conducted. In this case it is an open problem as to whether such metrics exist on this manifold. We find metrics that solve the quasi-Einstein equation to the same…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Pelvic and Acetabular Injuries
