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Some criteria for positive forms and applications

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arxiv 2502.17317 v2 pith:Z637HVPK submitted 2025-02-24 math.DG math.CV

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The aim of this paper is to gain a better understanding of weak and strong positivity for exterior forms on complex vector spaces. We prove a dimensionality reduction argument for positive forms, which allows us to restrict to the case of $(2,2)$-forms in $\mathbb{C}^4$. In this setting, we find criteria for weak positivity based on the associated Hermitian matrix. As an application we prove, by duality, the strong positivity of some families of $(2,2)$-forms, already of interest in works by other authors.

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