Theorem 23.1.35.D3E13E0C86B3 For every $n\geq 3$, the Gauduchon metric $\omega _ n$ admits smooth potentials $V_\eta $ with $\omega _ n+\mathrm{dd}^{\mathrm{c}}V_\eta >0$ whose total Monge–Ampère masses tend to infinity as $\eta \downarrow 0$.
Theorem 23.1.35D3E13E0C86B3
Proof. Use exactly the functions $V_\eta =W+g_\eta $ constructed in the proof of theorem 23.1.1, including the heat scale $\varepsilon =\eta ^{1/\eta ^2}$. Their endpoint properties give smooth potentials on every $H_ n$, and lemma 23.1.33 gives strict positivity. The slope bounds in lemma 23.1.25 and $-m_\eta \leq g_\eta '\leq 0$ imply
for all sufficiently small $\eta $.
We must first localize the divergent threefold mass to this region. On $x<0$, the heat potential is $W=F_\eta (\varepsilon ,w)$ and has no $x$ derivatives. The determinant formula in the preceding proof and $\int _ E F_{w\bar w}\, \mathrm dA_ E=0$ give
Here $0<\mu +g_\eta '\leq \mu $, and $g_\eta ''=r_\eta -m_\eta \psi $ with $\int r_\eta =m_\eta $ and $\int \psi =1$. Hence
No bound on the amplitude of the fiber Hessian is required; its mean has been integrated exactly. Since the total threefold mass tends to infinity, its mass on $x\geq 0$ tends to infinity. The dimensional comparison now gives
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