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Projectivity of Kähler manifolds – Kodaira’s problem

Daniel Huybrechts (2005/2006)

Séminaire Bourbaki

Every compact Kähler surface is deformation equivalent to a projective surface. In particular, topologically Kähler surfaces and projective surfaces cannot be distinguished. Kodaira had asked whether this continues to hold in higher dimensions. We explain the construction of a series of counter-examples due to C. Voisin, which yields compact Kähler manifolds of dimension at least four whose rational homotopy type is not realized by any projective manifold.

Proof of Nadel’s conjecture and direct image for relative K -theory

Alain Berthomieu (2002)

Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France

A “relative” K -theory group for holomorphic or algebraic vector bundles on a compact or quasiprojective complex manifold is constructed, and Chern-Simons type characteristic classes are defined on this group in the spirit of Nadel. In the projective case, their coincidence with the Abel-Jacobi image of the Chern classes of the bundles is proved. Some applications to families of holomorphic bundles are given and two Riemann-Roch type theorems are proved for these classes.

Pull-back of currents by meromorphic maps

Tuyen Trung Truong (2013)

Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France

Let  X and Y be compact Kähler manifolds, and let  f : X Y be a dominant meromorphic map. Based upon a regularization theorem of Dinh and Sibony for DSH currents, we define a pullback operator f for currents of bidegrees ( p , p ) of finite order on  Y (and thus foranycurrent, since Y is compact). This operator has good properties as may be expected. Our definition and results are compatible to those of various previous works of Meo, Russakovskii and Shiffman, Alessandrini and Bassanelli, Dinh and Sibony, and can...

Pulling back cohomology classes and dynamical degrees of monomial maps

Jan-Li Lin (2012)

Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France

We study the pullback maps on cohomology groups for equivariant rational maps (i.e., monomial maps) on toric varieties. Our method is based on the intersection theory on toric varieties. We use the method to determine the dynamical degrees of monomial maps and compute the degrees of the Cremona involution.

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