Some algebraicity criteria for singular surfaces
Some algebraicity criteria for singular surfaces
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奇异曲面的一些代数准则
DOI:
10.1007/bf01418372
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发表时间:
1977
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3.1
通讯作者:
L. Brenton
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作者:
L. Brenton
By a (complex analytic) surface we shall mean a reduced irreducible twodimensional complex space (X,~ x), with or without singularities. We want to know when such a surface is projective algebraic. Suppose X is non-singular. Then we have at our disposal the classification of two-dimensional compact complex manifolds due principally to Kodaira ([8]). Indeed, Kodaira's classification is substantially based upon certain criteria for algebraicity involving such numerical invariants as the Betti numbers, the irregularity and geometric genus, and the transcendence degree of the meromorphic function field. Since these invariants are equally natural and often equally accessible in the case of compact spaces with singular points it is natural to ask how far the ideas of the classification theory extend to the larger class of all (possibly singular) complex surfaces. On the positive side we have, for instance, Grauert's important extension of the result of Kodaira that a Hodge manifold is algebraic: