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Cristian Ciulică

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Curves on Endo-Pajitnov Manifolds

Endo-Pajitnov manifolds are generalizations to higher dimensions of the Inoue surfaces $S^M$. We study the existence of complex submanifolds in Endo-Pajitnov manifolds. We identify a class of these manifolds that do contain compact complex submanifolds and establish an algebraic condition under which an Endo-Pajitnov manifold contains no compact complex curves.

math.DG↗

Sharp multipolar $L^p$-Hardy-type inequalities on Riemannian manifolds

In this paper we prove sharp multipolar Hardy-type inequalities in the Riemannian $L^p-$setting for $p\geq 2$ using the method of super-solutions and fundamental results from comparison theory on manifolds, thus generalizing previous results for $p=2$. We emphasize that when we restrict to Cartan-Hadamard manifolds, the inequalities improve in the case $2<p<N$ compared to the case $p=2$ since we obtain positive remainder terms which are controlled by curvature estimates. In the end, we treat the cases of positive and negative constant sectional curvature.

math.AP↗

Special Hermitian metrics

We study the stability at blow-up and deformations of a class of Hermitian metrics whose fundamental two-form $ω$ satisfies the condition $\partial \bar \partial ω^k=0$, for any $k$ between 1 and $n-1$ (where $n$ is the complex dimension of the manifold). We are motivated by the existence of compact complex manifold supporting such metrics.

math.DG↗

Special non-Kähler metrics on Endo-Pajitnov manifolds

We investigate the metric and cohomological properties of higher dimensional analogues of Inoue surfaces, that were introduced by Endo and Pajitnov. We provide a solvmanifold structure and show that in the diagonalizable case, they are formal and have invariant de Rham cohomology. Moreover, we obtain an arithmetic and cohomological characterization of pluriclosed and astheno-Kähler metrics and show they give new examples in all complex dimensions.

math.DG↗