Curvature of the L 2 -metric on the direct image of a family of Hermitian-Einstein vector bundles
Wing-Keung To, Lin Weng
Abstract
Wing-Keung To, Lin Weng
Abstract
For a holomorphic family of simple Hermitian-Einstein holomorphic vector bundles over a compact Kähler manifold, the locally free part of the associated direct image sheaf over the parameter space forms a holomorphic vector bundle, and it is endowed with a Hermitian metric given by the L 2 pairing using the Hermitian-Einstein metrics. Our main result in this paper is to compute the curvature of the L 2 -metric. In the case of a family of Hermitian holomorphic line bundles with fixed positive first Chern form and under certain curvature conditions, we show that the L 2 -metric is conformally equivalent to a Hermitian-Einstein metric. As applications, this proves the semi-stability of certain Picard bundles, and it leads to an alternative proof of a theorem of Kempf.
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For a holomorphic family of simple Hermitian-Einstein holomorphic vector bundles over a compact Kähler manifold, the locally free part of the associated direct image sheaf over the parameter space forms a holomorphic vector bundle, and it is endowed with a Hermitian metric given by the L 2 pairing using the Hermitian-Einstein metrics. Our main result in this paper is to compute the curvature of the L 2 -metric. In the case of a family of Hermitian holomorphic line bundles with fixed positive first Chern form and under certain curvature conditions, we show that the L 2 -metric is conformally equivalent to a Hermitian-Einstein metric. As applications, this proves the semi-stability of certain Picard bundles, and it leads to an alternative proof of a theorem of Kempf.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Vector bundle, Hermitian matrix, Pure mathematics, Curvature, Metric (unit), Einstein, Mathematical analysis