Determine existence of extremal Kähler metrics in explicit Kähler classes
Determine whether an extremal Kähler metric exists in a given Kähler class on a general compact Kähler manifold, thereby addressing the widely open problem of testing relative uniform K-stability in explicit examples.
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It is expected that the set \mathcal{S}_{\mathrm{ext}} is also connected.
It is an interesting question whether the pair of normalized Kähler classes (\Omega_a, \Omega_b) admits a coupled extremal Kähler metric.
For a general Kähler manifold, the notion of relative uniform K-stability is sophisticated and remains hard to test on explicit examples. In particular, the problem of determining whether an extremal metric exists in a given Kähler class remains widely open.
The relationship between relative uniform K-stability and the existence of extremal almost Kähler metrics on a manifold admitting a Kähler structure remains a largely open question.
In particular, we were not able to replicate Wang and Zhou's octagon examples.