From Taubes currents to almost Kähler forms
Taubes currents were introduced by \textit{C. H. Taubes} in [J. Symplectic Geom. 9, No. 2, 161--250 (2011; Zbl 1232.57021)] in order to construct almost Kähler forms. Taubes, by smoothing a current, proved that given an almost complex structure tamed by a symplectic form on a 4-manifold with \(b^+=1\) there exists an almost Kähler form in \([\omega]\). The main result of this paper is a generalization of Taubes result to any almost complex structure on general 4-manifolds, precisely the main theorem is the following: ``For any four manifold \(M\), any almost complex structure \(J\) and a Taubes current \(T\), there exist almost Kähler forms \({\alpha}^{\epsilon}\) for any small \(\epsilon\), such that the cohomology class \([{\alpha}^{\epsilon}]\) is in a (\(b^+-{h}^-_J\) dimensional) \(\epsilon\) neighborhood of \([T]\in {H}^+_J(M)\). Moreover a similar result is obtained for higher-dimensional manifolds under almost Kähler assumption. Finally an applications to Donaldson's ``tamed to compatible question is obtained.
- Almost Kähler forms on rational 4-manifolds
- Tamed to compatible: symplectic forms via moduli space integration
- Geometry of tamed almost complex structures on 4-dimensional manifolds
- On tamed almost complex four-manifolds
- A note on tame/compatible almost complex structures on four-dimensional Lie algebras
- Algebraicity criteria for compact complex manifolds
- Almost Kähler forms on rational 4-manifolds
- Comparing tamed and compatible symplectic cones and cohomological properties of almost complex manifolds
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3782042 (Why is no real title available?)
- Pseudo holomorphic curves in symplectic manifolds
- Tamed to compatible: symplectic forms via moduli space integration
- The Calabi-Yau equation, symplectic forms and almost complex structures
- Two-forms on four-manifolds and elliptic equations
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