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Shiffman–Zelditch Conjecture: Finiteness of the Calabi Volume of Bergman Spaces

Prove that for every polarized manifold (M, L) and every positive integer k, the Calabi volume μ_Ca(B_{M,L}^k) of the Bergman space B_{M,L}^k, equipped with the restriction of the Calabi metric, is finite.

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Background

The paper studies the Calabi and Mabuchi metrics on the space of Bergman metrics B_{M,L}k associated to a polarized manifold (M, L). The corresponding measures μ_Ca and μ_Ma define volume forms on these finite-dimensional spaces.

Shiffman and Zelditch conjectured that the Calabi volume of B_{M,L}k is finite for each k. The present paper shows that in general, when Aut(M,L) is non-compact (e.g., for products with projective space), both the Calabi and Mabuchi volumes can be infinite, indicating that the original conjecture does not hold universally.

References

Conjecture 1.1 ([16, Conjecture 5.1]). The Calabi volume µCa (BM,L k) is finite for each k.

On the $L^2$ volume of Bergman spaces (2404.12840 - Zhou, 19 Apr 2024) in Conjecture 1.1, Section 1 (Introduction)