Analytic cycles and vector bundles on non-compact algebraic varieties
Analytic cycles and vector bundles on non-compact algebraic varieties
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01389905
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发表时间:
1975-02
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
M. Cornalba;P. Griffiths
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作者:
M. Cornalba;P. Griffiths
Appendix 3: Solving the c5-Equation with Dependence on Parameters................... 99 w 0. Introduction a) In this pap6r we shall use function theory with growth conditions to study some questions on algebraic varieties which have analytic, but not necessarily algebraic, solutions. The main such question arises from the observation that, on a smooth affine variety A, the cohomology H2k (A, Q) is generated by fundamental classes of analytic subvarieties 1. These subvarieties cannot in general be algebraic, and one of our main discoveries is that the transcendental level of the subvariety may be related to the Hodge type of its fundamental class. We are able to prove a lower bound for this (Theorem VII), and to show that the lower bound is sharp for divisors (Theorem V). However, we could not find good upper bounds for higher codimension cycles, and so must be content to state some conjectures whose solution would complete our program (w167 26 and 27).Once we began the study of cycles from a" transcendental point of view, we were soon led to the conclusion that an extremely large number of naturally posed geometric problems on affine algebraic varieties admit analytic but not necessarily algebraic solutions. To properly understand the nature of these solutions, it seems necessary to prove the Oka principle with growth conditions on such a variety z. The primary example of the Oka principle is the theorem of Grauert [4], which states that on a Stein manifold M the natural mapping