We convene on Mondays at ?? and Thursdays at 14:00 in Salle Debever.
Approximate schedule
- Oct 1: initial session, distribution of topics
- Oct 8: ??
- Oct 12: motivation and examples. Two definitions of a complex manifold, Newlander–Nirenberg theorem. Parallels with and deviations from the classification of curves. Kodaira dimension (Rodion)
- Vector bundles, line bundles, embedding with a line bundle. Sheaves, coherent sheaves, sheaf cohomology. Serre's finiteness and vanishing theorems (Peters, Ch. 1 and 2)
- Frölicher spectral sequence, Hodge decomposition. Serre duality, Kodaira vanishing
- (Stein manifolds, Cartan's theorems A and B. Complex surfaces with multiple algebraic structures)
- Intersection theory, Riemann–Roch theorem. Picard group, Albanese map, Nakai–Moishezon criterion. Birational invariance of Kodaira dimension
- Kodaira embedding theorem, Chow lemma, GAGA principle
- Blowing up, Castelnuovo's contraction theorem. Classification of rational and ruled surfaces. (Algebraic-geometric examples)
- Elliptic surfaces, (Tate—Shafarevich twists)
- Castelnuovo's rationality criterion. Classification of projective surfaces
- Torelli theorem. Principally polarised abelian surfaces are Jacobians, or products
- Currents, Buchdahl–Lamari theorem. Classification of non-Kähler surfaces. Global Spherical Shell conjecture
- (Surfaces of general type: Bogomolov–Miyaoka–Yau theorem, ball quotients, fake projective planes, Fano surfaces of lines)
- (Differential geometry of complex surfaces: Seiberg–Witten monopoles as effective divisors (after Okonek–Teleman), Kobayashi–Hitchin correspondence over non-Kähler surfaces (after Buchdahl), Teleman's classification of surfaces of type VII with $b_2=1$)
Sources
- A. Beauville, Complex algebraic surfaces
- Ch. Peters, An introduction to complex algebraic geometry