Mingchen Xia

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About Me

I am now a post-doc at IMJ-PRG. My mentor is Sébastien Boucksom. I obtained my PhD in Chalmers Tekniska Högskola in Sweden under the supervision of Robert Berman.

My name in Chinese: 夏铭辰(Simplified)/夏銘辰(Traditional)

Email: xiamingchen2008@gmail.com

Office: Jussieu 1516-504.

I’m currently interested in Thuillier’s thesis and the Japanese language. Updated on March 24, 2024.

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Some Problems

This is a collection of problems arising from my own research that may be of interest to people outside my domain. If you know the solutions to any of the following problems, please let me know.

By a theorem of Jow, information of all Okounkov bodies determines all numerical information of line bundles. This problem asks for explicit formulae.

Notes

The lecture notes for courses can be found on a separate page.

Just a preliminary version with potentially many mistakes. I’m slowly adding new materials.

One of my unfinished projects. It contains a number of conjectures of interest.

This is integrated into the arXiv version of my paper on Mabuchi geometry. So I disabled the link.

My personal notes when learning the $L^2$ methods, I plan to include more details in the future. This note contains an example of a reverse Bertini theorem, which seems to be new.

I collect a few well-known results about relative normalisations.

I’m organizing a seminar about Ash–Mumford–Rapoport–Tai. I will try to write more notes in the near future.

This note has been integrated into the final version of the partial Okounkov body paper.

A note about the d_S-topology on the space of qpsh functions. It contains a number of new results. I removed the link for the time being. It has been integrated into my lecture notes at Zhejiang university.

This note is submitted to the proceeding for Bo Berndtsson’s 70th birthday. It is a trivial continuation of my joint paper with Darvas and Zhang. The only notable result is Theorem 4.21.

In this note, I construct the Duistermaat–Heckman measures using the theory of partial Okounkov bodies.

In this note, I prove that the partial Okounkov bodies admit a natural interpretation in terms of b-divisors.

Beamers

Ymir

Ymir is intended to be a Stacks Project for complex analytic spaces and non-Archimedean analytic spaces.

Research

Errare humanum est.

All my preprints can be found on arXiv. See my Google Scholar page as well.

K-stability

My note Radial Calabi flow might be of interest to the readers of this paper.

In arXiv version 1, Section 8, I briefly explained the second order expansion of Donaldson’s L-functionals, which might be of interest as well.

Pluripotential theory

This paper was the first proof of the integration by parts formula. However, a better approach was found later on by Lu, so this paper is no longer important. I don’t intend to submit it.

There is a slight issue in the proof of Theorem 2.11 line 10: $f^{#}$ is only formally smooth, not smooth. This does not affect anything in the proof. This is corrected in this version.

The published version contains only the special case without prescribed singularities on Kähler manifolds. The method in the general case is exactly the same.

A different point of view to the trace operator can be found in my lecture notes at Zhejiang university.

Non-Archimedean geometry and algebraic geometry

In the complex analytic setting, very similar arguments (using Fréchet algebras instead of Banach algebras) give the notion of Stein morphisms. It is of interest to see if these morphisms are useful.

The theory of non-Archimedean psh functions we developed in this paper trivally satisfies Boucksom–Jonsson’s envelope conjecture (even on a general unibranch complex space), see my note Operations on transcendental non-Archimedean metrics.

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