Singularities and K-semistability
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Abstract: In this paper we extend the notion of Futaki invariant to big and nef classes in such a way that it defines a continuous function on the K cone up to the boundary. We apply this concept to prove that reduced normal crossing singularities are sufficient to check -semistability. A similar improvement on Donaldson's lower bound for Calabi energy is given.
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