On the stability of extensions of tangent sheaves on K\"ahler-Einstein Fano / Calabi-Yau pairs
Abstract
Let S be a smooth projective variety and a simple normal crossing Q-divisor with coefficients in (0,1]. For any ample Q-line bundle L over S, we denote by E(L) the extension sheaf of the orbifold tangent sheaf TS(-()) by the structure sheaf OS with the extension class c1(L). We show the following two results: (i) If -(KS+) is ample and (S, ) is K-semistable, then for any λ∈ Q>0, the extension sheaf E(λ c1(-(KS+))) is slope semistable with respect to -(KS+); (ii) If KS+ 0, then for any ample Q-line bundle L over S, E(L) is slope semistable with respect to L. These results generalize Tian's result where -KS is ample and =. We give two applications of these results. The first is to study a question by Borbon-Spotti about the relationship between local Euler numbers and normalized volumes of log canonical surface singularities. We prove that the two invariants differ only by a factor 4 when the log canonical pair is an orbifold cone over a marked Riemann surface. The second application is to derive Miyaoka-Yau-type inequalities on K-semistable log-smooth Fano pairs and Calabi-Yau pairs, which generalize some Chern-number inequalities proved by Song-Wang.
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