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Register a new userRemarks on the existence of bilaterally symmetric extremal Kahler metrics on $mathbb{CP}^2sharp 2bar{mathbb{CP}^2}$
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Weiyong He
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In this short note we show that the existence of bilaterally symmetric extremal Kahler metrics on $mathbb{CP}^2sharp 2bar{mathbb{CP}^2}$.
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