It is known that if ˜M is a modification of a compact complex manifold M, and if M is Kähler, in general ˜M fails to be Kähler; conversely, if ˜M is Kähler, in general M fails to be Kähler also in the case of a blow-up with smooth center. The authors prove that if ˜M is balanced and satisfies (B) (in particular, ˜M is Kähler; here (B) is a cohomology condition), then M is balanced and satisfies (B). Previously, the authors have shown that if M is balanced, then ˜M is balanced. As a consequence, every manifold in the class of Fujiki is balanced, and every Moishezon manifold is balanced. The proof is based on the following theorem: Suppose M and ˜M are complex manifolds (not necessarily compact) and f: ˜M to M is a proper modification. If T is a positive (de-debar)-closed current on M of degree (1, 1), then there exists a positive (de-debar)-closed current ˜T on ˜M of degree (1, 1) such that f ˜T = T. Moreover, if ˜M is compact, such a current is unique.
Metric properties of manifolds bimeromorphic to compact Kähler spaces / Alessandrini, Lucia; Bassanelli, Giovanni. - In: JOURNAL OF DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY. - ISSN 0022-040X. - 37:(1993), pp. 95-121.
Metric properties of manifolds bimeromorphic to compact Kähler spaces
ALESSANDRINI, Lucia;BASSANELLI, Giovanni
1993-01-01
Abstract
It is known that if ˜M is a modification of a compact complex manifold M, and if M is Kähler, in general ˜M fails to be Kähler; conversely, if ˜M is Kähler, in general M fails to be Kähler also in the case of a blow-up with smooth center. The authors prove that if ˜M is balanced and satisfies (B) (in particular, ˜M is Kähler; here (B) is a cohomology condition), then M is balanced and satisfies (B). Previously, the authors have shown that if M is balanced, then ˜M is balanced. As a consequence, every manifold in the class of Fujiki is balanced, and every Moishezon manifold is balanced. The proof is based on the following theorem: Suppose M and ˜M are complex manifolds (not necessarily compact) and f: ˜M to M is a proper modification. If T is a positive (de-debar)-closed current on M of degree (1, 1), then there exists a positive (de-debar)-closed current ˜T on ˜M of degree (1, 1) such that f ˜T = T. Moreover, if ˜M is compact, such a current is unique.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.