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Pith's one-line read Poisson K-polystability guarantees small-Poisson constant-scalar-curvature generalized Kähler metrics on Fano manifolds.

desk verdict Solid existence theorem for small-Poisson cscGK metrics on KE Fanos, with a clean new stability notion that settles the conjecture for P^{2}. read the letter →

arxiv 2607.06688 v2 pith:OKJQ5FE2 submitted 2026-07-07 math.DG math.AG

Vestislav Apostolov , Brent Pym , Jeffrey Streets This is my paper
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keywords PoissonK-stabilitygeneralizedKählergeometrycscGKmetricsYau-Tian-DonaldsonconjectureFanomanifoldsKempf-Nesstheoryholomorphicstructures
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The paper defines Poisson K-polystability for a compact Kähler manifold carrying a holomorphic Poisson tensor, and conjectures that this algebraic condition is equivalent to the existence of constant-scalar-curvature symplectic generalized Kähler metrics for all sufficiently small multiples of the Poisson tensor. The conjecture is a natural semiclassical extension of the classical Yau–Tian–Donaldson correspondence that links K-stability to constant-scalar-curvature Kähler metrics. The main theorem proves the existence direction when the underlying manifold is a K-polystable Fano variety: if the Poisson bivector is polystable under the automorphism group action, then such metrics exist for small Poisson deformation. The argument produces many new examples, including complete verification of the conjecture on the projective plane, and shows that certain K-unstable varieties become stable once a Poisson structure is added.

What carries the argument

A K-equivariant slice map from a neighbourhood of the origin in the space of bivectors into almost-generalized-Kähler structures, obtained by extending Gualtieri’s Poisson deformation construction; the pulled-back formal momentum map reduces the problem to a finite-dimensional Kempf–Ness theorem for a tame symplectic form.

What would settle it

Produce an explicit polystable Poisson structure on a K-polystable Fano manifold for which no constant-scalar-curvature symplectic generalized Kähler metric exists in any neighbourhood of the zero Poisson tensor, or show that the differential of the slice map fails to be complex-linear for some Kähler–Einstein metric.

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Core claim

If X is a K-polystable smooth Fano manifold and σ is a holomorphic Poisson structure that is polystable for the linear action of Aut°(X) on the space of holomorphic bivectors, then there exists ε>0 such that for every |λ|<ε the manifold admits a constant-scalar-curvature symplectic generalized Kähler structure in the anticanonical class whose Poisson tensor is exactly λσ.

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The differential of the slice map at the origin must be complex-linear so that the pulled-back two-form tames the natural complex structure near zero; this uses curvature identities special to the Kähler–Einstein setting.

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Summary. The paper introduces Poisson K-polystability for compact Kähler holomorphic Poisson manifolds (X, σ, α), defined via Donaldson–Futaki invariants of σ-Poisson test configurations (Definition 1.1). When (X, α) is already K-polystable with reductive Aut_red(X), this is equivalent to GIT polystability of σ in H⁰(X, ∧²T^{1,0}_X) (Proposition 3.17). The authors conjecture a semiclassical YTD correspondence: Poisson K-polystability is equivalent to the existence of cscGK structures in GK_{λσ,α} for all sufficiently small |λ| (Conjecture 1). The main theorem (Theorem 1) proves the existence direction for K-polystable Fano manifolds with α = 2πc₁(X): if σ is Aut°(X)-polystable, then such cscGK metrics exist for small |λ|. The proof deforms a Kähler–Einstein metric via an extended Gualtieri map, Moser lift, LeBrun–Simanca projection, and a local tame Kempf–Ness theorem (Proposition 5.1), followed by elliptic bootstrapping (Theorem 2.10). Combined with the Matsushima–Lichnerowicz obstruction this settles the conjecture completely for P² and yields many new cscGK examples (Corollary 1).

Significance. The work supplies a natural algebro-geometric stability condition that interacts cleanly with both GIT and generalized Kähler geometry, and proves a substantial existence theorem that produces the first systematic supply of constant-scalar-curvature symplectic GK metrics beyond the toric and automorphism-free cases. The complete resolution for P² and the explicit Del Pezzo examples are concrete advances. The analytic toolkit (tame Kempf–Ness, higher regularity for Gscal, extended Gualtieri slice) is carefully developed and of independent interest. The paper is therefore a significant contribution to both Kähler geometry and generalized geometry.

minor comments (5)
  1. In the statement of Theorem 2.10 the phrase “Let Let M^{2n}” contains a duplicated word.
  2. Definition 3.2 opens with “Anpre-test configuration”; a space is missing.
  3. In §6.1 the radius-of-convergence estimate b_{k+λ} = 16 C_{k+λ} ||ω_φ||^{2}_{k+λ} ||σ||_{k+λ} is written without an explicit reference to the Schauder constant appearing in the inductive estimate; a short parenthetical would help the reader.
  4. The notation for the normalized Goto/Gscal functions (˚Goto, ˚Gscal) is introduced in several places; a single consistent definition early in §6 would improve readability.
  5. Example 3.23 asserts Poisson K-polystability only for smooth test configurations; a brief remark clarifying that the full (possibly singular) notion remains open would prevent over-reading.

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No significant circularity: existence proof builds on independent YTD/Matsushima/Gualtieri results plus prior momentum-map formalism without reducing the target cscGK metric to its own inputs by construction.

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The derivation of Theorem 1 proceeds by (i) invoking the established YTD correspondence to obtain a Kähler–Einstein metric on the K-polystable Fano X (hence reductivity of Aut°(X) by Matsushima), (ii) constructing an extended Gualtieri slice map from bivectors to almost-GK structures (Lemmas 6.1–6.3, 6.9–6.10) that is independent of the constant-scalar-curvature condition, (iii) pulling back the formal momentum map of Gscal to obtain a tame symplectic form on a neighbourhood of the origin in the space of bivectors (Lemma 6.11, using only KE Bochner/Kähler identities), (iv) applying a local tame Kempf–Ness theorem (Proposition 5.1, proved from scratch via momentum flow and Łojasiewicz estimates) to produce a zero of the momentum map on the polystable orbit, and (v) bootstrapping regularity via the elliptic system of Proposition 2.12/Theorem 2.10. None of these steps defines the target cscGK structure in terms of itself, fits a parameter to data that is then re-predicted, or imports a uniqueness theorem whose only justification is a self-citation of the same claim. Self-citations to the authors’ prior work [8] supply the Mabuchi 1-form, Futaki character and formal momentum-map interpretation of Gscal; those objects are constructed independently of the existence of zeros and are used here only as analytic tools. The equivalence of Poisson K-polystability with GIT polystability (Proposition 3.17) is a direct Hilbert–Mumford comparison once the underlying manifold is already K-polystable, again without circularity. The argument is therefore self-contained against external benchmarks and free of definitional or fitted-input loops.

Assumptions & free parameters 1 free parameters · 6 assumptions · 2 invented entities

The central existence theorem rests on the classical YTD theorem for Fano manifolds (supplying the KE metric and reductivity), the authors’ prior infinite-dimensional momentum-map formalism for generalized scalar curvature, Gualtieri’s Hamiltonian deformation theorem, and a new but local extension of Kempf–Ness theory to tame symplectic forms. The only free parameter is the non-quantitative smallness threshold ε. Poisson K-polystability is the principal invented entity; it is given an independent algebraic definition via test configurations and is shown to reduce to ordinary GIT when the underlying manifold is already K-polystable.

free parameters (1)
  • ε (smallness threshold for |λ|)
    Existence is proved only for |λ|<ε with ε>0 depending on the KE metric, the bivector, and the Hölder norms used in the implicit-function theorem; no explicit lower bound is computed.
assumptions (6)
  • domain assumption Yau–Tian–Donaldson theorem for smooth Fano manifolds: K-polystability ⇔ existence of a Kähler–Einstein metric in 2πc₁(X).
    Invoked at the start of the proof of Theorem 1 to obtain the background KE metric ω₀ and reductivity of Aut°(X).
  • domain assumption Matsushima–Lichnerowicz theorem: existence of a cscK (or cscGK) metric implies reductivity of the reduced automorphism group.
    Used both for the equivalence Poisson K-polystability ⇔ GIT polystability (Proposition 3.17) and for the only-if direction on P².
  • domain assumption Gualtieri’s Hamiltonian deformation theorem producing symplectic GK structures from small Poisson deformations of a Kähler metric when H^{0,2}=0.
    Extended in Section 6.1 to non-Poisson bivectors to build the slice map.
  • domain assumption Infinite-dimensional momentum-map interpretation of generalized scalar curvature on the space of almost-GK structures (Goto, Boulanger, Apostolov–Streets–Ustinovskiy).
    Supplies the formal symplectic structure and momentum map pulled back to the finite-dimensional space of bivectors.
  • standard math Classical Kempf–Ness theorem relating GIT polystability to zeros of the momentum map for compatible Kähler structures.
    Extended in Section 5 to the tame (non-compatible) setting via momentum flow and Łojasiewicz estimates.
  • domain assumption H^{0,2}(X,ℂ)=0 (automatic for Fano manifolds).
    Used throughout the power-series construction of the extended Gualtieri map to invert the ∂-Laplacian on (0,2)-forms.
invented entities (2)
  • Poisson K-polystability (Definition 1.1) independent evidence
    purpose: Algebraic stability condition for triples (X,σ,α) that is conjectured to characterize existence of small-Poisson cscGK metrics and that is adapted to moduli constructions.
    Defined via Donaldson–Futaki invariants of σ-Poisson test configurations; reduces to ordinary GIT of the bivector when (X,α) is already K-polystable with reductive Aut_red.
  • Semiclassical YTD conjecture (Conjecture 1)
    purpose: Links Poisson K-polystability to existence of cscGK metrics for all sufficiently small multiples of the Poisson tensor.
    Stated as a guiding expectation; existence half proved for KE Fano manifolds; full equivalence proved for P².

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We introduce a notion of K-polystability for compact K\"ahler holomorphic Poisson manifolds. On the one hand, this notion of stability is well-adapted to constructions of moduli spaces. For instance, when the underlying manifold is K-polystable with reductive reduced automorphism group, Poisson K-stability is equivalent to geometric invariant theoretic stability in the space of Poisson bivectors, but there also exist K-unstable varieties that become stable after incorporating a Poisson structure. On the other hand, the Poisson K-stability condition interacts well with generalized K\"aher metrics -- the background geometry of (2,2) supersymmetric string theory. In particular, we conjecture that Poisson K-polystability characterizes the existence of constant scalar curvature symplectic generalized K\"ahler structures with a sufficiently small Poisson tensor -- a natural extension of the Yau--Tian--Donaldson (YTD) conjecture. Our main result is a proof of the existence part of this ``semiclassical YTD conjecture'' for Poisson structures on K\"ahler--Einstein Fano manifolds, using infinite-dimensional momentum map techniques. In this way, we obtain the existence of many new examples of symplectic generalized K\"ahler structure of constant scalar curvature, and prove the conjecture completely in the case of the projective plane.

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