Random almost holomorphic sections of ample line bundles on symplectic manifolds
Bernard Shiffman, Steve Zelditch
Abstract
The spaces H0(M, LN) of holomorphic sections of the powers of an ample line bundle L over a compact Kähler manifold (M,ω) have been generalized by Boutet de Monvel and Guillemin to spaces H0J(M, LN) of `almost holomorphic sections' of ample line bundles over an almost complex symplectic manifold (M, J, ω). We consider the unit spheres SH0J(M, LN) in the spaces H0J(M, LN), which we equip with natural inner products. Our purpose is to show that, in a probabilistic sense, almost holomorphic sections behave like holomorphic sections as N ∞. Our first main result is that almost all sequences of sections sN ∈ SH0J(M, LN) are `asymptotically holomorphic' in the Donaldson-Auroux sense that ||sN||∞/||sN||2 = O( N), ||∂ sN||∞/||sN||2 = O( N) and ||∂ sN||∞/||sN||2 = O(N N). Our second main result concerns the joint probability distribution of the random variables sN(zp),\ ∇ sN(zp), 1 p n, for n distinct points z1,..., zn in a neighborhood of a point P0∈ M. We show that this joint distribution has a universal scaling limit about P0 as N ∞. In particular, the limit is precisely the same as in the complex holomorphic case. Our methods involve near-diagonal scaling asymptotics of the Szegö projector ΠN onto H0J(M, LN), which also yields proofs of symplectic analogues of the Kodaira embedding theorem and Tian asymptotic isometry theorem.
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