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Pluriclosed flow on generalized Kähler manifolds with split tangent bundle

We show that the pluriclosed flow preserves generalized Kähler structures with the extra condition $[J_+,J_-] = 0$, a condition referred to as "split tangent bundle." Moreover, we show that in this in this case the flow reduces to a nonconvex fully nonlinear parabolic flow of a scalar potential function. We prove a number of a priori estimates for this equation, including a general estimate in dimension $n=2$ of Evans-Krylov type requiring a new argument due to the nonconvexity of the equation. The main result is a long time existence theorem for the flow in dimension $n=2$, covering most cases. We also show that the pluriclosed flow represents the parabolic analogue to an elliptic problem which is a very natural generalization of the Calabi conjecture to the setting of generalized Kähler geometry with split tangent bundle.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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