Kähler-Ricci flow with small initial energy (Q1005068): Difference between revisions

Let \((M,[\omega])\) be a polarized compact Kähler manifold with \([\omega]=2\pi c_1(M)>0\). The first author proved in [\textit{X. X. Chen}, J. Geom. Anal. 16, 23--38 (2006; Zbl 1103.53037)] a stability theorem of the Kähler-Ricci flow near the infimum of \(E_1\) under the assumption that the initial metric has Ric\(>-1\) and \(|Rm|\) is bounded. The authors prove the following Theorem. Suppose that \(M\) is pre-stable, and \(E_1\) is bounded from below in \([\omega]\). For any \(\delta, \Lambda >0\), there exists a small positive constant \(\epsilon(\delta,\Lambda)\) such that for any metric \(\omega_0\) in the subspace \(\mathcal{A}(\delta, \Lambda, \omega, \epsilon)\) of Kähler metrics \(\{\omega_\phi = \omega + \sqrt{-1}\partial {\overline \partial}\phi \;|Ric(\omega_\phi)>-1+\delta,\;|Rm|(\omega_\phi)\leq \Lambda, E_1(\omega_\phi)\leq inf E_1+\epsilon\}\), where \(E_1(\omega^\prime)=E_{1,\omega}(\omega^\prime)\), the Kähler-Ricci flow will deform it exponentially fast to a Kähler-Einstein metric in the limit.