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Ka-Fai Li

Works on analytic minimal model program, singularities and Kähler–Ricci flow.

NP-RC-556504

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Frequent co-authors of Ka-Fai Li Ka-Fai Li in the centre and 3 co-authors around them, closer for more joint papers on this site. Li Albert Chau: 2 joint worksACChau Liangming Shen: 2 joint worksLSShen Huabin Ge: 1 joint workHGGe
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  1. Albert Chau

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  2. Liangming Shen

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  3. Huabin Ge

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2019

math.DGv3arXiv:1906.04343

The K"ahler-Ricci flow with Log Canonical Singularities

Albert Chau, Huabin Ge, Ka-Fai Li, Liangming Shen

We establish the existence of the K"ahler-Ricci flow on projective varieties with log canonical singularities. This generalizes some of the existence results of Song-Tian in case of projective varieties with klt singularities. We also prove that the normalized K"ahler-Ricci flow will converge to the \ka-Einstein metric with negative Ricci curvature on semi-log canonical models in the sense of currents. Finally we also construct K"ahler-Ricci flow solutions performing divisorial contractions and flips with log canonical singularities.

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2017

math.DGv2arXiv:1708.02717

Kähler-Ricci flow of cusp singularities on quasi projective varieties

Albert Chau, Ka-Fai Li, Liangming Shen

Let be a compact complex manifold with smooth Kähler metric , and let be a smooth divisor on . Let and let be a Carlson-Griffiths type metric on . We study complete solutions to Kähler-Ricci flow on which are comparable to , starting from a smooth initial metric where . When on for some and has zero Lelong number, we construct a smooth solution to Kähler-Ricci flow on where so that for all where is a non-negative upper bound on the bisectional curvatures of (see Theorem 1.2). In particular, we do not assume has bounded curvature. If has bounded curvature and is asymptotic to in an appropriate sense, we construct a complete bounded curvature solution on (see Theorem 1.3). These generalize some of the results of Lott-Zhang in [15]. On the other hand if we only assume on for some and is bounded on , we construct a smooth solution to Kähler-Ricci on which is equivalent to for all positive times. This includes as a special case when is smooth on in which case the solution becomes instantaneously complete on under Kähler-Ricci flow (see Theorem 1.1).

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