Harmonic maps in complex Finsler geometry
The object of this paper are maps from a compact Riemannian surface to a complex manifold \(M\) equipped with a strongly pseudoconvex Finsler metric \(F\). A natural notion of a \(\overline{\partial}\)-energy is defined for such maps; its critical points are called harmonic maps. Assuming that \(F\) is weakly Kähler, a second variation formula for the energy can be derived. As an application, the following theorem is proven. Let \(M\) be a complex manifold equipped with a weakly Kähler Finsler metric \(F\) of positive curvature. Then every \(\overline{\partial}\)-energy minimizing harmonic map \(P^1C\to M\) is either holomorphic or antiholomorphic. The paper also gives a brief overview over complex Finsler geometry and discusses the significance of complex Finsler metrics in the study of holomorphic vector bundles. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1050.58001].
- Harmonic maps from bounded symmetric domains to Finsler manifolds
- Harmonic maps from Riemann surfaces into complex Finsler manifolds
- Rigidity theorems of strongly harmonic maps from Kähler-Finsler manifolds
- Partial regularity results up to the boundary for harmonic maps into a Finsler manifold
- Harmonic maps from complex Finsler manifolds
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