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Roberto Albesiano

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Generically surjective morphisms of holomorphic vector bundles via degenerations

We prove an $L^2$ theorem on generically surjective morphism of holomorphic vector bundles via a degeneration argument, generalizing the author's previous work on the $L^2$ division theorem of Skoda. The proof is based on Berndtsson's theorem on the positivity of direct image bundles and is inspired by Berndtsson and Lempert's proof of the $L^2$ extension theorem.

math.CV

From division to extension

We present a short proof of a version of the Ohsawa-Takegoshi-Manivel $L^2$ extension theorem as a corollary of a Skoda-type $L^2$ division theorem with bounded generators. The new division theorem is of independent interest: the boundedness of generators allows to send the parameter $α>1$ of the usual $L^2$ division theorems to 1 in the norm of the datum of the division. As an aside, we also use the new division theorem to prove a Briançon-Skoda-type result.

math.CV

A degeneration approach to Skoda's Division Theorem

We prove a Skoda-type division theorem via a degeneration argument. The proof is inspired by B. Berndtsson and L. Lempert's approach to the $L^2$ extension theorem and is based on positivity of direct image bundles. The same tools are then used to slightly simplify and extend the proof of the $L^2$ extension theorem given by Berndtsson and Lempert.

math.CV

Solutions of Liouville equations with non-trivial profile in dimensions 2 and 4

We prove the existence of a family of non-trivial solutions of the Liouville equation in dimensions two and four with infinite volume. These solutions are perturbations of a finite-volume solution of the same equation in one dimension less. In particular, they are periodic in one variable and decay linearly to $-\infty$ in the other variables. In dimension two, we also prove that the periods are arbitrarily close to $πk, k \in \mathbb{N}$ (from the positive side). The main tool we employ is bifurcation theory in weighted Hölder spaces.

math.AP