Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space

The classification of affine line bundles on a compact complex space is a difficult problem. We study the affine analogue of the Picard functor and the representability problem for this functor. Let be a compact complex space with . We introduce the affine Picard functor which assigns to a complex...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:e80dfb7252a24bf9bd14208815264b372021-12-02T19:08:48ZClassifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space2300-744310.1515/coma-2019-0005https://doaj.org/article/e80dfb7252a24bf9bd14208815264b372019-02-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1515/coma-2019-0005https://doaj.org/toc/2300-7443The classification of affine line bundles on a compact complex space is a difficult problem. We study the affine analogue of the Picard functor and the representability problem for this functor. Let be a compact complex space with . We introduce the affine Picard functor which assigns to a complex space the set of families of linearly -framed affine line bundles on parameterized by . Our main result states that the functor is representable if and only if the map is constant. If this is the case, the space which represents this functor is a linear space over whose underlying set is , where is a Poincaré line bundle normalized at . The main idea idea of the proof is to compare the representability of to the representability of a functor considered by Bingener related to the deformation theory of -cohomology classes. Our arguments show in particular that, for = 1, the converse of Bingener’s representability criterion holdsPlechinger ValentinDe Gruyterarticlerepresentable functoraffine bundle32g13MathematicsQA1-939ENComplex Manifolds, Vol 6, Iss 1, Pp 103-117 (2019)
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affine bundle
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Mathematics
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Plechinger Valentin
Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
description The classification of affine line bundles on a compact complex space is a difficult problem. We study the affine analogue of the Picard functor and the representability problem for this functor. Let be a compact complex space with . We introduce the affine Picard functor which assigns to a complex space the set of families of linearly -framed affine line bundles on parameterized by . Our main result states that the functor is representable if and only if the map is constant. If this is the case, the space which represents this functor is a linear space over whose underlying set is , where is a Poincaré line bundle normalized at . The main idea idea of the proof is to compare the representability of to the representability of a functor considered by Bingener related to the deformation theory of -cohomology classes. Our arguments show in particular that, for = 1, the converse of Bingener’s representability criterion holds
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author Plechinger Valentin
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title Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
title_short Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
title_full Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
title_fullStr Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
title_full_unstemmed Classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
title_sort classifying affine line bundles on a compact complex space
publisher De Gruyter
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