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CM Stability and the Generalized Futaki Invariant I

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arxiv math/0605278 v5 pith:DV6WF3E3 submitted 2006-05-10 math.AG

Sean T. Paul , Gang Tian This is my paper · ORCID
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Based on the Cayley, Grothendieck, Knudsen Mumford theory of determinants we extend the CM polarization to the Hilbert scheme. We identify the weight of this refined line bundle with the generalized Futaki invariant of Donaldson. We are able to conclude that CM stability implies K-Stability. An application of the Grothendieck Riemann Roch Theorem shows that this refined sheaf is isomorphic to the CM polarization introduced by Tian in 1994 on any closed, simply connected base .

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