Strict positivity of K\"ahler-Einstein currents

Abstract

K\"ahler-Einstein currents, also known as singular K\"ahler-Einstein metrics, have been introduced and constructed a little over a decade ago. These currents live on mildly singular compact K\"ahler spaces X and their two defining properties are the following: they are genuine K\"ahler-Einstein metrics on X reg and they admit local bounded potentials near the singularities of X. In this note we show that these currents dominate a K\"ahler form near the singular locus, when either X admits a global smoothing, or when X has isolated smoothable singularities. Our results apply to klt pairs and allow us to show that if X is any compact K\"ahler space of dimension 3 with log terminal singularities, then any singular K\"ahler-Einstein metric of non-positive curvature dominates a K\"ahler form.

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