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Analytictechniquesinalgebraicgeometry
Jean-PierreDemailly
Universite´deGrenobleI,InstitutFourier
LecturesgivenattheSchoolheldinMahdia,Tunisia,July14–July31,2004
AnalyseComplexeetGe´ome´trie
Thepurposeofthisseriesoflecturesistoexplainsomeadvancedtechniquesof
ComplexAnalysiswhichcanbeappliedtoobtainfundamentalresultsinalgebraic
geometry:vanishingofcohomologygroups,embeddingtheorems,descriptionofthe
geometricstructureofprojectivealgebraicvarieties.
Contents
0.PreliminaryMaterial
........................................................
1
1.HolomorphicVectorBundles,ConnectionsandCurvature
....................
4
2.BochnerTechniqueandVanishingTheorems
.................................
8
23.
L
EstimatesandExistenceTheorems
......................................
14
4.MultiplierIdealSheaves
....................................................
19
5.NefandPseudoeffectiveCones
.............................................
28
6.NumericalCharacterizationoftheKa¨hlerCone
.............................
30
7.ConesofCurves
............................................................
38
8.DualityResults
............................................................
40
9.Approximationofpshfunctionsbylogarithmsofholomorphicfunctions
.....
42
10.ZariskiDecompositionandMovableIntersections
..........................
46
11.TheOrthogonalityEstimate
...............................................
52
12.ProofoftheMainDualityTheorem
.......................................
54
13.References
................................................................
56
0.Preliminarymaterial
Let
X
beacomplexmanifoldand
n
=dim
C
X
.Thebundleofdifferentialforms
oftypr(
p,q
)isdenotedby
Λ
p,q
T
X
∗
.Weareespeciallyinterestedin
closedpositive
currents
oftype(
p,p
)
2T
=
i
p
T
JK
(
z
)
dz
J
∧
dz
J
,dz
J
=
dz
j
1
∧
...
∧
dz
j
p
,dT
=0
.
X|
J
|
=
|
K
|
=
p
Recallthatacurrentisadifferentialformwithdistributioncoefficients,andthat
sucha(
p,p
)currentissaidtobepositive(inthe“mediumpositivity”sense)ifthe
2J.-P.Demailly,Analytictechniquesinalgebraicgeometry
distribution
λ
J
λ
K
T
JK
isapositivemeasureforallcomplexnumbers
λ
J
.The
Pcoefficients
T
JK
arethencomplexmeasures.Importantexamplesofclosedpositive
(
p,p
)-currentsarecurrentsofintegrationoveranalyticcyclesofcodimension
p
:
Z
=
c
j
Z
j
,
[
Z
]=
c
j
[
Z
j
]
XXwherethecurrent[
Z
j
]isdefinedbydualityas
Zh
[
Z
j
]
,u
i
=
u
|
Z
j
Zjforevery(
n
−
p,n
−
p
)testform
u
on
X
.Anotherimportantexampleofpositive
(1
,
1)-currentistheHessianform
T
=
i∂∂ϕ
ofaplurisubharmonicfunctiononan
openset
⊂
X
.A
Ka¨hlermetric
on
X
isapositivedefinitehermitian(1
,
1)-form
ω
(
z
)=
iω
jk
(
z
)
dz
j
∧
dz
k
suchthat
dω
=0
,
X1
≤
j,k
≤
n
withsmoothcoefficients.Toeveryclosedreal(1
,
1)-form(orcurrent)
α
isassociated
itsDeRhamcohomologyclass
{
α
}∈
H
1
,
1
(
X,
R
)
⊂
H
2
(
X,
R
)
.
Wedenotehereby
H
k
(
X,
C
)(resp.
H
k
(
X,
R
))thecomplex(real)DeRhamcoho-
mologygroupofdegree
k
,andby
H
p,q
(
X,
C
)thesubspaceofclasseswhichcanbe
representedasclosed(
p,q
)-forms,
p
+
q
=
k
.
Wewillrelyonthenontrivialfactthatallcohomologygroupsinvolved(De
Rham,Dolbeault,
...
)canbedefinedeitherintermsofsmoothformsorintermsof
currents.Infact,ifweconsidertheassociatedcomplexesofsheaves,formsandcur-
rentsbothprovideacyclicresolutionsofthesamesheaf(locallyconstantfunctions,
resp.holomorphicsections),hencedefinethesamecohomologygroups.
Inthesequel,wearemostlyinterestedinthegeometryof
compactcomplex
manifolds
.Thecompactnessassumptionbringsmanyinterestingfeaturessuchas
finitessresultsforthecohomologyorthetopology,Stokestheorem,intersection
formulasofBezouttype,etc.A
projectivealgebraicmanifold
isaclosedsubmanifold
X
ofsomecomplexprojectivespace
P
N
=
P
C
N
definedbyafinitecollectionof
homogeneouspolynomialequations
P
j
(
z
0
,z
1
,...,z
N
)=0
,
1
≤
j
≤
k
(insuchawaythat
X
isnonsingular).AnimportanttheoremduetoChowstates
thateverycomplexanalyticsubmanifoldof
P
N
isinfactautomaticallyalgebraic,i.e.
definedasabovebyafinitecollectionofpolynomials.Wewillprovethisinsection4.
However,wewillsometimesneedtostudylocalsituations,andinthatcaseitis
alsousefultoconsiderthecaseof(pseudoconvex)opensetsin
C
n
.
(0.1)Definition.
a)
Ahermitianmanifoldisapair
(
X,ω
)
where
ω
isa
C
∞
positivedefinite
(1
,
1)
-
formon
X
.
0.Preliminarymaterial3
b)
X
issaidtobeaKa¨hlermanifoldif
X
carriesatleastoneKa¨hlermetric
ω
.
Since
ω
isreal,theconditions
dω
=0,
d
′
ω
=0,
d
′′
ω
=0areallequivalent.In
localcoordinatesweseethat
d
′
ω
=0ifandonlyif
∂ω
jk
=
∂ω
lk
,
1
≤
j,k,l
≤
n.
∂z
l
∂z
j
Asimplecomputationgives
nω=det(
ω
jk
)i
dz
j
∧
dz
j
=2
n
det(
ω
jk
)
dx
1
∧
dy
1
∧∧
dx
n
∧
dy
n
,
^n
!
1
≤
j
≤
n
where
z
n
=
x
n
+i
y
n
.Thereforethe(
n,n
)-form
(0
.
2)
dV
=1
ω
n
!nnthen
X
ω
=
n
!Vol
ω
(
X
)
>
0.Thissimpleremarkalreadyimpliesthatcompact
ispos
R
itiveandcoincideswiththehermitianvolumeelementof
X
.If
X
iscompact,
Ka¨hlermanifoldsmustsatisfysomerestrictivetopologicalconditions:
(0.3)Consequence.
a)
If
(
X,ω
)
iscompactKa¨hlerandif
{
ω
}
denotesthecohomologyclassof
ω
in
H
2
(
X,
R
)
,then
{
ω
}
n
6
=0
.
b)
If
X
iscompactKa¨hler,then
H
2
k
(
X,
R
)
6
=0
for
0
≤
k
≤
n
.Infact,
{
ω
}
k
isa
nonzeroclassin
H
2
k
(
X,
R
)
.
(0.4)Example.
Thecomplexprojectivespace
P
n
isKa¨hler.AnaturalKa¨hlermetric
ω
FS
on
P
n
,calledthe
Fubini-Studymetric
,isdefinedby
ip
⋆
ω
FS
=
d
′
d
′′
log
|
ζ
0
|
2
+
|
ζ
1
|
2
+
+
|
ζ
n
|
2
π2where
ζ
0
,ζ
1
,...,ζ
n
arecoordinatesof
C
n
+1
andwhere
p
:
C
n
+1
\{
0
}→
P
n
isthe
projection.Let
z
=(
ζ
1
/ζ
0
,...,ζ
n
/ζ
0
)benonhomogeneouscoordinateson
C
n
⊂
P
n
.
Thenacalculationshowsthat
ω
FS
=i
d
′
d
′′
log(1+
|
z
|
2
)
,ω
F
n
S
=1
.
Zπ2nPItisalsowell-knownfromtopologythat
{
ω
FS
}∈
H
2
(
P
n
,
Z
)isageneratorofthe
cohomologyalgebra
H
•
(
P
n
,
Z
).
(0.5)Example.
A
complextorus
isaquotient
X
=
C
n
/Γ
byalattice
Γ
ofrank2
n
.
i
ω
jk
dz
j
∧
dz
k
withconstantcoefficientsdefinesaKa¨hlermetricon
X
.
Th
P
en
X