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Generic Ends of the Moduli Space of $SL(n,\mathbb{C})$-Higgs Bundles

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arxiv 1810.01556 v1 pith:TVWU2OET submitted 2018-10-03 math.DG

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Given a generic ray of Higgs bundles $(\overline{\partial}_E, t\varphi)$, we describe the corresponding family of hermitian metrics $h_t$ solving Hitchin's equations via gluing methods. In the process, we construct a family of approximate solutions $h_t^{\mathrm{app}}$ which differ from the actual harmonic metrics $h_t$ by error terms of size $\mathrm{e}^{-\delta t}$. Such families of explicit approximate solutions have already proved useful for answering finer questions about the asymptotic geometry of the Hitchin moduli space.

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