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Curvature of smooth proper direct images by way of a holomorphic Gauss formula

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Abstract

The direct image of the relative canonical bundle of a smooth proper holomorphic family, twisted by a holomorphic vector bundle E with smooth Hermitian metric h with relatively Nakano-positive curvature, is locally trivial. The underlying vector bundle has a natural Hermitian metric called the L2 metric. In his 2009 Annals paper Berndtsson computed the curvature of this metric when E has rank 1 and h has semi-positive curvature form. Later, Liu and Yang computed the curvature of the relative canonical bundle twisted by any Hermitian holomorphic vector bundle, under the assumption that this direct image is locally trivial. We give a new proof of the results of Berndtsson-Liu-Yang. Our proof uses a generalization of the holomorphic Gauss formula to the setting of BLS fields, introduced by the author.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationConvex and Complex
Subtitle of host publicationPerspectives on Positivity in Geometry - Conference in Honor of Bo Berndtsson’s 70th Birthday Convex and Complex: Perspectives on Positivity in Geometry, 2022
EditorsRobert J. Berman, Yanir A. Rubinstein
PublisherAmerican Mathematical Society
Pages125-157
Number of pages33
ISBN (Print)9781470473389
DOIs
StatePublished - 2025
EventConference in Honor of Bo Berndtsson’s 70th Birthday Convex and Complex: Perspectives on Positivity in Geometry, 2022 - Cetraro, Italy
Duration: Oct 31 2022Nov 4 2022

Publication series

NameContemporary Mathematics
Volume810
ISSN (Print)0271-4132
ISSN (Electronic)1098-3627

Conference

ConferenceConference in Honor of Bo Berndtsson’s 70th Birthday Convex and Complex: Perspectives on Positivity in Geometry, 2022
Country/TerritoryItaly
CityCetraro
Period10/31/2211/4/22

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