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Complex Hyperbolic Immersions of Cheng--Yau Metrics on Thullen Domains

Abstract

We classify the homotheties of the complete Cheng--Yau Kähler--Einstein metrics on the two-dimensional Thullen domains M(μ), μ>0, that admit Kähler immersions into ℂℍ∞. With Ric(gCY)=−3gCY, an immersion of c gCY exists exactly when 0<μ≤μ+ and 0<c≤3min{1,μ}/(μ+2). The critical parameter μ+>1 is characterized by an explicit equation, and its endpoint is included. Every admissible metric has a proper global Kähler embedding. The same parameter interval classifies immersibility into flat and projective Hilbert space, where every positive homothety admits a proper global embedding. Beyond the wall, all three targets are excluded at every positive scale. The proof combines an algebraic normalization of the Cheng--Yau equation, all-order coefficient estimates, and complex continuation of a scalar flow. For μ≠1, the resulting complete nonhomogeneous examples disprove proposed Kähler--Einstein rigidity conjectures in the complex-hyperbolic and flat Hilbert settings. We also prove a complementary rigidity theorem for Bergman--Hartogs domains and construct complete η-Einstein Sasakian manifolds with nonhomogeneous Riemannian metrics and proper global Sasakian embeddings into the infinite-dimensional Heisenberg space form.

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BibTeX
@misc{caibar2026complex,
  title = {{Complex Hyperbolic Immersions of Cheng--Yau Metrics on Thullen Domains}},
  author = {Mirel Caibăr and Andrea Loi},
  howpublished = {arXiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.48550/arxiv.2608.21911},
  eprint = {2608.21911},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.21911},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Complex Hyperbolic Immersions of Cheng--Yau Metrics on Thullen Domains
AU  - Mirel Caibăr
AU  - Andrea Loi
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/16
PB  - arXiv
DO  - 10.48550/arxiv.2608.21911
UR  - https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.21911
AB  - We classify the homotheties of the complete Cheng--Yau Kähler--Einstein metrics on the two-dimensional Thullen domains M(μ), μ>0, that admit Kähler immersions into ℂℍ^∞. With Ric(g_CY)=−3g_CY, an immersion of c g_CY exists exactly when 0<μ≤μ_+ and 0<c≤3min{1,μ}/(μ+2). The critical parameter μ_+>1 is characterized by an explicit equation, and its endpoint is included. Every admissible metric has a proper global Kähler embedding. The same parameter interval classifies immersibility into flat and projective Hilbert space, where every positive homothety admits a proper global embedding. Beyond the wall, all three targets are excluded at every positive scale. The proof combines an algebraic normalization of the Cheng--Yau equation, all-order coefficient estimates, and complex continuation of a scalar flow. For μ≠1, the resulting complete nonhomogeneous examples disprove proposed Kähler--Einstein rigidity conjectures in the complex-hyperbolic and flat Hilbert settings. We also prove a complementary rigidity theorem for Bergman--Hartogs domains and construct complete η-Einstein Sasakian manifolds with nonhomogeneous Riemannian metrics and proper global Sasakian embeddings into the infinite-dimensional Heisenberg space form.
ER  -