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Quantitative Rigidity of Ricci Nonnegative Manifolds via the Regular Green Constant

Zhelei Huang·Bijia Luo·Jie Zhou
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For a Ricci non-negative non-parabolic manifold $(M^{n\ge3},g)$, assuming the minimal normalized Green function admits the asymptotic expansion $G=r^{2-n}+H_p+O_1(r)$, we prove the scaling invariant defect $H_pR^{n-2}$ controls the geometry of the geodesic ball quantitatively, $\frac{1}{R}d_{GH}(B_p(R),B_0^{\mathbb{R}^n}(R))\le C_n \left(H_p R^{n-2}\right)^{\frac{1}{88(n+1)(4n+1)}}$.

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Zhelei Huang, Bijia Luo, Jie Zhou. 2026-10-27. Quantitative Rigidity of Ricci Nonnegative Manifolds via the Regular Green Constant. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.36998

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