Meanings
- mathematicsThe condition of being reductive
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There are three parts and each contains some new ingredients: first, we generalized Matsushima's reductivity result to conic setting by Hormander's L^2 estimate; second, we constructed a new continuity path for Kaehler cone metrics; third, Bando-Mabuchi's bifurcation technique was explored to this path at Kaehler-Einstein cone metrics..
2015, Long Li, Kai Zheng, “A continuity method approach to the uniqueness of Kaehler-Einstein cone metrics”, in arXiv
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