p-lck with potential structure on LVMB manifolds

In this paper, I present a natural generalization of all the results from [6] to LVMB manifolds: to summarize, very few LVMB manifolds are lck, and none are lck with potential except for diagonal Hopf manifolds. Moreover, if $N$ is an LVMB manifold with a sufficient number of indispensable coordinates, and under a certain assumption $(H)$ (which may be artificial, as I conjecture) on the localization of the configuration $\mathrm{\Lambda }$, there exists a non-compact and non-Kählerian ${\mathbb{Z}}^p$-lck with potential cover of $N$ with $p=m-1$. Furthermore, I show that the conjecture stated at the end of [5] (that $p$ is bounded below by $m-1$) is false, by exhibiting examples of LVMB manifolds that are $1$-lck with potential when $m\ge 3$ and $n>2m+1$. This leads to the formulation of a new conjecture: if assumption $(H)$ holds, then $N$ is $1$-lck with potential. Moreover, assumption $(H)$ seems entirely artificial. This conjecture is supported by several examples.