K-stability of Gorenstein Fano group compactifications with rank two

Jae-Hyouk Lee; Kyeong-Dong Park; Sungmin Yoo

Paper · Mar 21, 2022

K-stability of Gorenstein Fano group compactifications with rank two

Jae-Hyouk Lee, Kyeong-Dong Park, Sungmin Yoo

math.DGarXiv:2203.11058v2

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We give a classification of Gorenstein Fano bi-equivariant compactifications of semisimple complex Lie groups with rank two, and determine which of them are equivariant K-stable and admit (singular) Kähler-Einstein metrics. As a consequence, we obtain several explicit examples of K-stable Fano varieties admitting (singular) Kähler-Einstein metrics. We also compute the greatest Ricci lower bounds, equivalently the delta invariants for K-unstable varieties. This gives us three new examples on which each solution of the Kähler-Ricci flow is of type II.

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Submitted: Mar 21, 2022
Last revised: Sep 16, 2022 (v2)
Subjects: math.DG, math.AG, math.CV
Journal: International Journal of Mathematics, Vol. 33 (2022), No. 13, Article number 2250083
DOI: 10.1142/S0129167X22500835

Comments: 33 pages, 8 figures

Ricci flow Kähler–Ricci flow Einstein metrics Singularities Kähler geometry Homogeneous spaces Stability & uniqueness Kähler–Einstein & K-stability

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