1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01896243
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Reduction of complex HamiltonianG-spaces

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“…This paper makes essential use of the holomorphic slice theorem and the existence of a potential ρ only in the case that U is commutative. One can give short proofs of the required results in this case, thus circumventing the use of the results in [HeLo94]. Then our results in this paper generalize those of [HeLo94] and are independent of the results there.…”
Section: Commutative Groupsmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…This paper makes essential use of the holomorphic slice theorem and the existence of a potential ρ only in the case that U is commutative. One can give short proofs of the required results in this case, thus circumventing the use of the results in [HeLo94]. Then our results in this paper generalize those of [HeLo94] and are independent of the results there.…”
Section: Commutative Groupsmentioning
confidence: 52%
“…We collect the main results about Hamiltonian G-spaces in Theorem 3.1 ([HL94], [HHL94]). Let X be a Hamiltonian G-space.…”
Section: Kähler Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…* for the action of a maximal compact subgroup K of G with respect to a K-invariant Kähler structure on X, the fundamental link between symplectic and complex geometry is given by the concept of semistability: generalising fundamental work of Kirwan [Kir84], it was shown by Heinzner and Loose [HL94] that the set of µ-semistable points …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Though we are not interested here in the results for Kähler reduction (The reader is referred to [5,12], for example, for Marsden-Weinstein reduction on Kähler manifolds.) we notice that the almost complex structure can be dropped to the quotient space P/G.…”
Section: Abstract Mechanical Connectionmentioning
confidence: 99%