This research demonstrates the existence of solutions for fully nonlinear PDEs in Hermitian settings, suggesting new techniques for complex geometry analysis.
Over many decades fully nonlinear PDEs, and the complex Monge-Ampère equation in particular played a central role in the study of complex manifolds. Most previous works focused on problems that can be expressed through equations involving real ( 1 , 1 ) (1,1) forms. As many important questions, especially those linked to higher cohomology classes, in algebraic and complex geometry involve real ( p , p ) (p, p) forms for p > 1 p > 1 , there is a strong need to develop PDE techniques to study these questions. In this paper we consider a fully nonlinear equation for ( p , p ) (p, p) forms on compact Hermitian manifolds. We establish the existence of classical solutions for a large class of these equations by a parabolic approach, proving the long-time existence and convergence of solutions to the elliptic case.
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