Paper · Oct 11, 2026
A note on the Chern-Yamabe flow on compact Hermitian manifolds with negative Gauduchon degree
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Abstract
In this note, we prove that on a compact Hermitian manifold with negative Gauduchon degree, the Chern-Yamabe flow introduced in our recent work [13] converges to the solution of prescribed Chern scalar curvature problem, provided that the candidate curvature function is nonpositive and not identically zero.
- Submitted
- Oct 11, 2026
- Subjects
- math.DG
Comments: 11 pages
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