Data for a compact Kähler manifold: a metric space $M$, complex dimension $n$, a non-degenerate antisymmetric 2-form $\omega$, an almost complex structure $J$ with $J^2 = -I$, the Kähler metric $g(v,w) = \omega(v, J w)$, and an integrality condition on the symplectic volume (needed for Donaldson's pre-quantization).
- M : Type u_1
- metricInst : MetricSpace self.M
- compactInst : CompactSpace self.M
- complexDim : ℕ
- ω : self.M → (Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ) → (Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ) → ℝ
- J : self.M → (Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ) → Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ
- g : self.M → (Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ) → (Fin (2 * self.complexDim) → ℝ) → ℝ
- symplectic_volume : ℝ
- integrality_condition : ∃ (N : ℕ), 0 < N ∧ self.symplectic_volume = (2 * Real.pi) ^ self.complexDim * ↑N
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A family $\{\sigma_{k,p}\}$ of sections indexed by an integer $k$ and a basepoint $p \in M$.
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Abstraction of the $k$-weighted $C^r$ sup-norm $\sup_x (k^{r/2}|\nabla^r s(x)|)$, with the basic properties (non-negativity, neg-invariance, and pointwise control for $r=0$).
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Abstraction of the Dolbeault operator $\bar\partial$ on sections of $L^k$, together with the pointwise estimate that $|\bar\partial$ applied to the Gaussian peak section$|\leq C/\sqrt k$.
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The family $\{\sigma_{k,p}\}$ is uniformly $C^r$-bounded for every $r$.
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The family is approximately holomorphic: $\|\bar\partial \sigma_{k,p}\|_{C^r} \leq C_r/\sqrt{k}$.
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The family is uniformly Gaussian-concentrated around $p$: $|\sigma_{k,p}(x)| \leq C \exp(-\lambda k\, d(p,x)^2)$.
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A family is truly holomorphic if $\bar\partial \sigma_{k,p} = 0$ for all $k, p$.
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Two families are exponentially close in every $C^r$-norm: $\|\sigma_{k,p} - \tilde\sigma_{k,p}\|_{C^r} \leq C_r \exp(-\lambda k^{1/3})$.
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The Gaussian peak section family $\sigma_{k,p}(q) = e^{-k\, d(p,q)^2/4}$ used as a model for Donaldson's near-holomorphic peak sections.
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The Gaussian peak section is pointwise bounded by 1 since $e^{-k d^2/4} \leq 1$.
The Gaussian peak section is uniformly concentrated with constants $C = 1$, $\lambda = 1/4$.
Lower bound on the Gaussian peak section within a $1/\sqrt{k}$-ball: $|\sigma_{k,p}(q)| \geq e^{-1/4}$ when $d(p,q) \leq 1/\sqrt{k}$.
Higher derivatives of the Gaussian peak section are uniformly bounded in the weighted norm.
Higher derivatives of $\bar\partial$ applied to the Gaussian peak section decay like $1/\sqrt{k}$ in the weighted norm.
The Gaussian peak section family is uniformly $C^r$-bounded for all $r$.
The Gaussian peak section family is approximately holomorphic: $\bar\partial$ decays as $1/\sqrt k$.
Construction of peak sections (Step 1 of Donaldson's proof): there exists a family of sections that is uniformly bounded, approximately holomorphic, uniformly concentrated, and bounded below on $1/\sqrt{k}$-balls.
Sub-exponential decay of $\bar\partial$ of a cutoff section in $L^2$: $\|\bar\partial \sigma_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \leq C_g \exp(-\lambda k^{1/3})$.
Existence of a Green's operator correction: for each $k$ and each section $s$, there is a correction whose $L^2$ norm is bounded by $c_G/\sqrt{k}$ times $\|\bar\partial s\|_{L^2}$, and which makes $s + \mathrm{corr}(s)$ truly holomorphic.
Elliptic Cauchy estimates: the $C^r$-norm of the Green correction is controlled by the $L^2$-norm of $\bar\partial s$.
Donaldson's Proposition 1 on approximately holomorphic sections: there exists a peak section family $\{\sigma_{k,p}\}$ and a truly holomorphic family $\{\tilde\sigma_{k,p}\}$ with $\sup |\sigma_{k,p} - \tilde\sigma_{k,p}|_{C^r} \leq O(\exp(-\lambda k^{1/3}))$.