On blow-ups and resolutions of Hermitian-symplectic and strongly Gauduchon metrics (Q2346313): Difference between revisions

A complex \(n\)-dimensional Hermitian manifold \((M, J, g)\), with a real closed \(2\)-form \(\Omega\), is called a Hermitian-symplectic manifold if the \((1, 1)\)-component of \(\Omega\) is strictly positive definite. Moreover, \(M\) has a strongly Gauduchon structure if a real \((2n - 1)\)-form \(\Omega\) with the \((n - 1, n -1)\)-component is strictly positive definite. In this paper, the author has proved that any Hermitian-symplectic (resp. strongly Gauduchon) orbifold has a Hermitian-symplectic (resp. strongly Gauduchon) resolution.