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For any log Fano pair with a torus action, we associate a computable invariant to it, such that the pair is (weighted) K-polystable if and only if this invariant is greater than one. As an application, we present examples of Fano varieties admitting $g$-solitons for any weight function $g$., Comment: 25 pages, comments are very welcome

Gushel-Mukai manifolds are specific families of $n$-dimensional Fano manifolds of Picard rank $1$ and index $n-2$ where $3\leq n \leq 6$. A Gushel-Mukai $n$-fold is either ordinary, i.e. a hyperquadric section of a quintic Del Pezzo $(n+1)$-fold, or special, i.e. it admits a double cover over the quintic Del Pezzo $n$-fold branched along an ordinary Gushel-Mukai $(n-1)$-fold. In this paper, we prove that a general special Gushel-Mukai $n$-fold is K-stable for every $3\leq n\leq 6$. Furthermore, we give a description of the first and last walls of the K-moduli of the pair $(M,cQ)$, where $M$ is the quintic Del Pezzo fourfold (or fivefold) and $Q$ is an ordinary Gushel-Mukai threefold (or fourfold). Besides, we compute $\delta$-invariants of quintic Del Pezzo fourfolds and fivefolds which were shown to be K-unstable by K. Fujita, and show that they admit K\"ahler-Ricci solitons., Comment: 31 pages, comments are very welcome

We explicitly determine the optimal degenerations of Fano threefolds $X$ in family No 2.23 of Mori-Mukai's list as predicted by the Hamilton-Tian conjecture. More precisely, we find a special degeneration $(\mathcal{X}, \xi_0)$ of $X$ such that $(\mathcal{X}_0, \xi_0)$ is weighted K-polystable, which is equivalent to $(\mathcal{X}_0, \xi_0)$ admitting a K\"ahler-Ricci soliton (KRS) by \cite{HL23} and \cite{BLXZ23}. Furthermore, we study the moduli spaces of $(\mathcal{X}_0, \xi_0)$. The $\mathbf{H}$-invariant of $X$ divides the natural parameter space into two strata, which leads to different moduli spaces of KRS Fano varieties. We show that one of them is isomorphic to the GIT-moduli space of biconic curves $C\subseteq \mathbb{P}^1\times \mathbb{P}^1$, and the other one is a single point., Comment: 28 pages, comments are very welcome!

We find Fano threefolds $X$ admitting K\"ahler-Ricci solitons (KRS) with non-trivial moduli, which are $\mathbb{T}$-varieties of complexity two. More precisely, we show that the weighted K-stability of $(X,\xi_0)$ (where $\xi_0$ is the soliton candidate) is equivalent to certain GIT-stability. In particular, this provides the first examples of strictly weighted K-semistable Fano varieties. On the other hand, we generalize Koiso's theorem to the log Fano setting. Indeed, we show that the K-stability of a log Fano pair $(V,\Delta_V)$ is equivalent to the weighted K-stability of a cone $(Y, \Delta_Y, \xi_0)$ over it. This also leads to new examples of KRS Fano varieties with non-trivial moduli and small automorphism groups. To achieve these, we establish the weighted Abban-Zhuang estimate generalizing the work of \cite{AZ22}, which gives a lower bound of the weighted stability threshold $\delta^g_{\mathbb{T}}(X,\Delta)$. This is an effective way to check the weighted K-semistablity of a log Fano triple $(X,\Delta,\xi_0)$. Surprisingly, such an estimate is also useful in testing (weighted) K-polystability based on the work of \cite{BLXZ23}., Comment: 35 pages. Comments are very welcome. v3: Lemma 5.1 is modified and some proofs in Section 5 are simplified

We introduce the fiberwise Bergman kernel for a flat family of polarized varieties over a Riemann surface, which extends the classical Bergman kernel defined on the reduced fibers. We establish the continuity of the fiberwise Bergman kernel and provide a result on uniform convergence for the Fubini-Study currents. As a consequence, we show that the fiberwise Bergman kernel on test configurations exhibits continuity, and the Fubini-Study currents converge uniformly., Comment: 24 pages, some typos corrected

Voisin constructed a series of examples concerning simply connected compact K\"ahler manifolds of even dimensions, which do not have the rational homotopy type of a complex projective manifold starting from dimension six. In this note, we prove that Voisin's examples of dimension four also does not have the rational homotopy type of a complex projective manifold. Oguiso constructed simply connected compact K\"ahler manifolds starting from dimension four, which can not deform to a complex projective manifold under a small deformation. We also prove that Oguiso's examples do not have the rational homotopy type of a complex projective manifold., Comment: 13 pages