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A numerical criterion for generalised Monge-Ampere equations on projective manifolds

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arxiv 2006.01530 v5 pith:T672KUFM submitted 2020-06-02 math.DG math.AGmath.CV

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We prove that generalised Monge-Amp\`ere equations (a family of equations which includes the inverse Hessian equations like the $J$-equation, as well as the Monge-Amp\`ere equation) on projective manifolds have smooth solutions if certain intersection numbers are positive. As corollaries of our work, we improve a result of Chen (albeit in the projective case) on the existence of solutions to the $J$-equation, and prove a conjecture of Sz\'ekelyhidi in the projective case on the solvability of certain inverse Hessian equations. The key new ingredient in improving Chen's result is a degenerate concentration of mass result. We also prove an equivariant version of our results, albeit under the assumption of uniform positivity. In particular, we can recover existing results on manifolds with large symmetry such as projective toric manifolds.

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