Differential geometric analysis demonstrates the equivalence of slope zero tensors and Hodge structures in singular projective varieties, extending classical uniformization theory.
We prove an equivalence between two approaches to characterizing complex-projective varieties X with klt singularities and ample canonical divisor that are uniformized by bounded symmetric domains. In order to do so, we show how to construct a uniformizing variation of Hodge structure from a slope zero tensor and vice versa. As a consequence, we generalize various uniformization results of Catanese and Di Scala to the singular setting. For example, we prove that X is a quotient of a bounded symmetric domain of tube type by a group acting properly discontinuously and freely in codimension one if and only if X admits a slope zero tensor. As a key step in the proof, we establish the compactness of the holonomy group of the singular Kähler–Einstein metric on X reg .
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