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Hamilton-Ivey estimates for gradient Ricci solitons

Published 21 Dec 2021 in math.DG | (2112.11025v1)

Abstract: We first show that any $4$-dimensional non-Ricci-flat steady gradient Ricci soliton singularity model must satisfy ∣Rm∣≤cR|Rm|\leq cR for some positive constant cc. Then, we apply the Hamilton-Ivey estimate to prove a quantitative lower bound of the curvature operator for $4$-dimensional steady gradient solitons with linear scalar curvatrue decay and proper potential function. The technique is also used to establish a sufficient condition for a $3$-dimensional expanding gradient Ricci soliton to have positive curvature. This sufficient condition is satisfied by a large class of conical expanders. As an application, we remove the positive curvature condition in a classification result by Chodosh 14 in dimension three and show that any $3$-dimensional gradient Ricci expander C<sup>2C<sup>2 asymptotic to (C(S<sup>2),</sup>dt<sup>2+α</sup>t<sup>2</sup>gS<sup>2)\left(C(\mathbb S<sup>2),</sup> dt<sup>2+\alpha</sup> t<sup>2</sup> g_{\mathbb{S}<sup>2}\right) is rotationally symmetric, where α∈(0,1]\alpha \in (0,1] is a constant and gS<sup>2g_{\mathbb{S}<sup>2} is the standard metric on S<sup>2\mathbb{S}<sup>2 with constant curvature $1$.

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