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Fundamental Group And Pluridifferentials On Compact Kahler Manifolds

Yohan Cédric Loup Brunebarbe
2016
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Abstract

A compact Kahler manifold X is shown to be simply connected if its 'symmetric cotangent algebra' is trivial. Conjecturally, such a manifold should even be rationally connected. The relative version is also shown: a proper surjective connected holomorphic map f : X -> S between connected manifolds induces an isomorphism of fundamental groups if its smooth fibres are as above, and if X is Kahler.

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Yohan Cédric Loup Brunebarbe
2016
Journal Articles

Abstract

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