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9783540432593

Complex Geometry

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  • Copyright: 2002-08-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

This book is a collection of research articles in algebraic geometry and complex analysis dedicated to Hans Grauert. The authors and editors have made their best efforts in order that these contributions should be adequate to honour the outstanding scientist. The volume contains important new results, solutions to longstanding conjectures, elegant new proofs and new perspectives for future research. The topics range from surface theory and commutative algebra, linear systems, moduli spaces, classification theory, KAhler geometry to holomorphic dynamical systems.

Table of Contents

Preface v
List of Research Publications of Hans Grauert
vii
List of Doctoral Students of Hans Grauert
xii
Program of Gottingen Conference for the 70th Birthday of Hans Grauert xiv
List of Participants of Gottingen Conference
xvi
Even Sets of Eight Rational Curves on a K3-surface
1(26)
Wolf Barth
Introduction
1(2)
Double Sextics with Eight Nodes
3(1)
Double Sextics with Eight Tritangents
4(8)
Quartic Surfaces with Eight Nodes
12(2)
Quartic Surfaces with Eight Lines
14(7)
Double Quadrics with Eight Nodes
21(2)
Double Quadrics with Eight Double Tangents
23(1)
Comments
24(3)
References
24(3)
A Reduction Map for Nef Line Bundles
27(10)
Thomas Bauer
Frederic Campana
Thomas Eckl
Stefan Kebekus
Thomas Peternell
Stawomir Rams
Tomasz Szemberg
Lorenz Wotzlaw
Introduction
27(1)
A Reduction Map for Nef Line Bundles
28(6)
A Counterexample
34(3)
References
36(1)
Canonical Rings of Surfaces Whose Canonical System has Base Points
37(36)
Ingrid C. Bauer
Fabrizio Catanese
Roberto Pignatelli
Introduction
37(5)
Canonical Systems with Base Points
42(7)
The Canonical Ring of Surfaces with K2 = 7, pg = 4 Birational to a Sextic: From Algebra to Geometry
49(9)
The Canonical Ring of Surfaces with K2 = 7, pg = 4 Birational to a Sextic: Explicit Computations
58(5)
An Explicit Family
63(10)
References
67(2)
Appendix 1
69(1)
Appendix 2
70(3)
Attractors
73(12)
Araceli M. Bonifant
John Erik Fornæss
Introduction
73(1)
Endomorphisms
74(3)
Hyperbolic Diffeomorphisms
77(2)
Holomorphic Endomorphisms of Pk
79(6)
References
83(2)
A Bound on the Irregularity of Abelian Scrolls in Projective Space
85(8)
Ciro Ciliberto
Klaus Hulek
Introduction
85(1)
Non-Existence of Scrolls
86(2)
Existence of Scrolls
88(5)
References
92(1)
On the Frobenius Integrability of Certain Holomorphic p-Forms
93(6)
Jean-Pierre Demailly
Main Results
93(2)
Proof of the Main Theorem
95(4)
References
97(2)
Analytic Moduli Spaces of Simple (Co)Framed Sheaves
99(12)
Hubert Flenner
Martin Lubke
Introduction
99(2)
Preparations
101(3)
Simple F-Coframed Sheaves
104(1)
Proof of Theorem 1.1
105(6)
References
108(3)
Cycle Spaces of Real Forms of SLn(C)
111(24)
Alan T. Huckleberry
Joseph A. Wolf
Background
111(3)
Schubert Slices
114(7)
Cycle Spaces of Open Orbits of SLn (R) and SLn (H)
121(14)
References
132(3)
On a Relative Version of Fujita's Freeness Conjecture
135(12)
Yujiro Kawamata
Introduction
135(2)
Review on the Hodge Bundles
137(1)
Parabolic Structure in Several Variables
138(3)
Base Change and a Relative Vanishing Theorem
141(3)
Proof of Theorem 1.7
144(3)
References
146(1)
Characterizing the Projective Space after Cho, Miyaoka and Shepherd-Barron
147(10)
Stefan Kebekus
Introduction
147(1)
Setup
148(2)
Proof of the Characterization Theorem
150(7)
References
154(3)
Manifolds With Nef Rank 1 Subsheaves in Ω1X
157(8)
Stefan Kebekus
Thomas Peternell
Andrew J. Sommese
Introduction
157(1)
Generalities
158(1)
The Case Where k(X) = 1
158(1)
The Case Where k(X) = 0
159(6)
References
163(2)
The Simple Group of Order 168 and K3 Surfaces
165(20)
Keiji Oguiso
De-Qi Zhang
Introduction
165(3)
The Niemeier Lattices
168(2)
Proof of the Main Theorem
170(15)
References
180(5)
A Precise L2 Division Theorem
185(8)
Takeo Ohsawa
Introduction
185(1)
L2 Extension Theorem on Complex Manifolds
186(2)
Extension and Division
188(1)
Proof of Theorem
189(4)
References
191(2)
Irreducible Degenerations of Primary Kodaira Surfaces
193(40)
Stefan Schroer
Bernd Siebert
Introduction
193(2)
Smooth Kodaira Surfaces
195(2)
D-semistable Surfaces with Trivial Canonical Class
197(2)
Hopf Surfaces
199(8)
Ruled Surfaces over Elliptic Curves
207(4)
Rational Surfaces and Honeycomb Degenerations
211(6)
The Completed Moduli Space and its Boundary
217(16)
References
221(12)
Extension of Twisted Pluricanonical Sections with Plurisubharmonic Weight and Invariance of Semipositively Twisted Plurigenera for Manifolds Not Necessarily of General Type
233(46)
Yum-Tong Siu
Introduction
224(4)
Review of Existing Argument for Invariance of Plurigenera
228(6)
Global Generation of Multiplier Ideal Sheaves with Estimates
234(7)
Extension Theorems of Ohsawa-Takegoshi Type from Usual Basic Estimates with Two Weight Functions
241(7)
Induction Argument with Estimates
248(8)
Effective Version of the Process of Taking Powers and Roots of Sections
256(8)
Remarks on the Approach of Generalized Bergman Kernels
264(15)
References
276(3)
Base Spaces of Non-Isotrivial Families of Smooth Minimal Models
279(50)
Eckart Viehweg
Kang Zuo
Differential Forms on Moduli Stacks
283(4)
Mild Morphisms
287(7)
Positivity and Ampleness
294(7)
Higgs Bundles and the Proof of 1.4
301(13)
Base Spaces of Families of Smooth Minimal Models
314(2)
Subschemes of Moduli Stacks of Canonically Polarized Manifolds
316(5)
A Vanishing Theorem for Sections of Symmetric Powers of Logarithmic One Forms
321(8)
References
327(2)
Uniform Vector Bundles on Fano Manifolds and an Algebraic Proof of Hwang-Mok Characterization of Grassmannians
329
Jaroslaw A. Wisniewski
Introduction
329
M-Uniform Manifolds
331
Atiyah Extension and Twisted Trivial Bundles
333
Characterization of Grassmann Manifolds
336
Characterization of Isotropic Grassmann Manifolds
337
References
339

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