Kählerian normal complex surfaces (Q2266796)

Recall first some definitions: a compact complex surface X is said to be Kähler if there exists an open covering \(\{U_{\alpha}\}\) of X and a system of \(C^{\infty}\) strictly plurisubharmonic functions \(\{u_{\alpha}\}\), \(u_{\alpha}\) defined in \(U_{\alpha}\), such that \(i\partial {\bar \partial}u_{\beta}=i\partial {\bar \partial}u_{\alpha}\) in \(U_{\alpha}\cap U_{\beta}\) gives a globally defined real closed form of type (1,1): a Kähler form. - An isolated singularity x of X is called non degenerate if for some resolution \(f:(\tilde X,A)\to (X,x),\) \(A=f^{-1}(x)\) the natural homomorphism \(R^ 1f_ x{\mathbb{R}}\to {\mathbb{R}}^ 1f_*{\mathcal O}_{\tilde x}\) is surjective. In particular a rational singularity is non degenerate. The main result of this note is the following: Let X be a normal compact complex surface, meromorphic image of a compact Kähler surface with only non-degenerate isolated singularities. Then X is Kähler. - The author proves also that X is a meromorphic image of a Kähler surface if and only if any non singular model of X is Kähler.