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Local behaviour of sequences of three-dimensional generalised monopoles

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The purpose of this paper is to study the behaviour of sequences of generalised monopoles with a uniform bound on a certain \(L^2\)-norm. We focus on the case that the target hyperKähler manifolds are Swann bundles. In 3-dimensional case, suppose that there exists an open submanifold \(Y'\) such that the hyperKähler potential along the monopoles has a uniform lower bound over \(Y'\). Then we show that there exist convergent subsequences of generalised monopoles over any compact subset of \(Y'\). Under similar assumptions, the same conclusion holds for the generalised harmonic spinors in dimension four.

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This work is carried out at the University of Adelaide, the author acknowledges the comfortable environment provided by the School of Mathematics and the support from ARC Discovery project grant DP170101054 with Chief Investigators Mathai Varghese and David Baraglia. The author would like to thank Dr.Varun Thakre’s helpful comments. He also wants to thank the anonymous referee, whose comments and suggestions have greatly improved this paper.

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Chen, G. Local behaviour of sequences of three-dimensional generalised monopoles. manuscripta math. 171, 595–620 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00229-022-01395-x

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