Nonlinear Equations - UFRJ
Nonlinear Equations - UFRJ
Nonlinear Equations - UFRJ
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[SEC. 5.5: COMPACTIFICATIONS 67<br />
4. the kernel of P V (x) DV (x) is tangent to the group action,<br />
where P W denotes the orthogonal projection onto W ⊥ . (The derivative<br />
is with respect to x).<br />
Example 5.16. H d is a non-degenerate fewspace of equations for<br />
P n = C n+1 /C × , with χ(h) = h d .<br />
Example 5.17. Let n = n−1+· · ·+n s −s and Ω = {x ∈ C n+s : x i =<br />
0 for some i}. In the multi-homogeneous setting, the homogenization<br />
group (C × ) s acts on M = C n+s \ Ω by<br />
(x 1 , . . . , x s ) h (h 1 x 1 , . . . , h s x s )<br />
and the multiplicative character for F i is<br />
χ i (h) = h di1<br />
1 hdi2 2 · · · h dis<br />
s<br />
By tracing through the definitions, we obtain:<br />
Lemma 5.18. Let F be a fewspace of equations on M/H with character<br />
χ. Then,<br />
V (hx) = χ(h)V (x)<br />
K(hx, hy) = |χ(h)| 2 K(x, y)<br />
h ∗ ω = ω.<br />
In particular, ω induces a form on M/H.<br />
All this may be summarized as a principal bundle morphism:<br />
H<br />
⊂ ><br />
χ<br />
−−−−→ C ×<br />
⊂ ><br />
M<br />
⏐<br />
↓<br />
M/H<br />
V<br />
−−−−→ F ∗ \ {0}<br />
⏐<br />
↓<br />
v<br />
−−−−→ P(F ∗ )<br />
This diagram should be understood as a commutative diagram.<br />
The down-arrows are just the canonical projections.<br />
The quotient M/H is endowed with the possibly degenerate Hermitian<br />
metric given by ω F .