Optimal transport on completely integrable toric manifolds (Q2024663): Difference between revisions

The aim of this paper is to present the proof of existence and uniqueness of solutions to the transported Monge-Ampère problem on complex compact manifolds with completely integrable torus action. Suppose a probability measure \(g(p)dp\) with density \(\frac 1C<g(p)<C\) is given on a moment polytope for a toric Kähler manifold \((X,\omega)\). For any invariant probability measure \(\mu\) that does not put mass on polar sets there is an invariant \(\phi\in \operatorname{PSH}(X,\omega)\) such that \[MA_{g}(\phi)=\mu,\] where \(MA_{g}(\phi)=g(m_{\phi})MA(\phi)\) is the complex transported Monge-Ampère measure and \(m_{\phi}\) is a moment map for the torus action induced by \(\phi\). The proof of the main theorem is based on the real theory of optimal transportation and some convex analysis.