1981
DOI: 10.1007/bf02392867
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On compact kähler manifolds of nonnegative bisectional curvature, I

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“…Our principal theorem, together with the splitting theorem of Howard et al [5] on compact K/ihler manifolds of semipositive bisectional curvature, yields a structure theorem of K~ihler metrics of semipositive bisectional curvature on possibly reducible compact Hermitian symmetric manifolds. Combined with the works of Howard and Smyth [4], Mori [11], Siu and Yau [15], Sin [14], and Bando [1], we obtain a satisfactory classification of compact K/ihler manifolds of semipositive bisectional curvature and positive Ricci curvature in dimensions =< 3.…”
Section: N Mokmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…Our principal theorem, together with the splitting theorem of Howard et al [5] on compact K/ihler manifolds of semipositive bisectional curvature, yields a structure theorem of K~ihler metrics of semipositive bisectional curvature on possibly reducible compact Hermitian symmetric manifolds. Combined with the works of Howard and Smyth [4], Mori [11], Siu and Yau [15], Sin [14], and Bando [1], we obtain a satisfactory classification of compact K/ihler manifolds of semipositive bisectional curvature and positive Ricci curvature in dimensions =< 3.…”
Section: N Mokmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Theorem 1, coupled with the splitting theorem of Howard et al [5] on compact K~ihler manifolds of semipositive bisectional curvature, yields immediately the following metric rigidity theorem on possibly reducible compact Hermitian symmetric manifold. Remark.…”
Section: Complementary Resultsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…We start with the following proposition (a complex version of Berger's theorem, e.g., Theorem in [2]), which was implied in Lemma 1 in [10]. Since the proof is simple, we provide it here for completeness.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Using the notation in [10,12], we say a multi-linear form on a manifold is quasi-positive if it is nonnegative everywhere and strictly positive at least at one point. If n = 2, we only need ellipticity condition (1.2) on F. More specifically, the result can be strengthened as follow.…”
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