Growth of balls of holomorphic sections and energy at equilibrium (Q982190)

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Growth of balls of holomorphic sections and energy at equilibrium
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    Growth of balls of holomorphic sections and energy at equilibrium (English)
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    6 July 2010
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    Let \(L\) be a big line bundle on a compact complex manifold \(X\). Given a non-pluripolar compact set \(K\subset X\) and a continuous Hermitian metric \(e^{-\phi}\) on \(L\), the authors define \({\mathcal E}_{eq}(K,\phi)\), the energy at equilibrium of \((K,\phi)\), as the Monge-Ampère energy \(\mathcal E\) of the extremal plurisubharmonic weight \(P_K\phi\) (upper envelope of plurisubharmonic weights not exceeding \(\phi\) on \(K\)), given by \[ {d\over dt}{\mathcal E}((1-t)\phi_1+t\phi_2)|_{t=0}=\int_x(\phi_2-\phi_1)(dd^c\phi_1)^n. \] The functional \(\phi\mapsto {\mathcal E}_{eq}(K,\phi)\) is shown to be concave, continuous and Gâteau differentiable. Furthermore, this energy describes the asymptotic behavior, as \(k\to\infty\), of the volume of the unit ball \({\mathcal B}^\infty(K,k\phi)\) in the space \(H^0(kL)\) of global holomorphic sections in the \(L^\infty\)-norm as follows. Let \[ {\mathcal L}_k(K,\phi)=(2k h^0(kL))^{-1} \log\text{vol}_k{\mathcal B}^\infty(K,k\phi), \] then \({\mathcal L}_k(K_1,\phi_1) -{\mathcal L}_k(K_2,\phi_2)\to {\mathcal E}_{eq}(K_1,\phi_1)-{\mathcal E}_{eq}(K_2,\phi_2)\); here \(\text{vol}_k\) is the Lebesgue measure on the vector space \(H^0(kL)\). A similar formula is obtained for the volumes of the unit balls \({\mathcal B}^2(\mu,k\phi)\) in \(H^0(kL)\) with respect to \(L^2(\mu)\) for a probability measure \(\mu\) on K with the Bernstein-Markov property. As a corollary, Zaharjuta's and Rumelely's results on transfinite diameter are extended to the case of big line bundles. Applications to Arakelov geometry (an asymptotic description of the analytic torsion and an equidistribution theorem for algebraic points of small height) are given as well.
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    big line bundle
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    extremal plurisubharmonic weight
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    energy functional
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    transfinite diameter
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