A Concrete Variant of the Twistor Theorem
Laura Fredrickson, Max Zimet

TL;DR
This paper presents a specific version of the twistor theorem that simplifies the construction of hyper-Kähler structures by starting with a known real manifold, eliminating the need for twistor line parameterization.
Contribution
It introduces a concrete variant of the twistor theorem applicable directly to existing real manifolds for hyper-Kähler structure construction.
Findings
Provides a new method for constructing hyper-Kähler structures
Simplifies the process by removing the need for twistor line parameterization
Broadens applicability to known real manifolds
Abstract
In this note, we prove a concrete variant of the twistor theorem of Hitchin--Karlhede--Lindstr\"om--Ro\v{c}ek which applies when one already has the real manifold on which one wishes to construct a hyper-K\"ahler structure, and so one does not need to construct it as a parameter space of twistor lines.
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TopicsAlgebraic and Geometric Analysis · advanced mathematical theories · Mathematics and Applications
