On nearly smooth complex spaces

DOI10.1007/S00209-018-2202-2MaRDI QIDQ2633136zbMATH OpenOpenAlexWikidataFDO

Authors Jón I. Magnússon, Daniel Barlet

Publication date 8 May 2019

Published in Mathematische Zeitschrift (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/1710.08105

zbMATH Keywords

fundamental class of cyclegeometric intersection theoryquotient singularitythe sheaf \(\omega^\bullet_X\)

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Normal analytic spaces (32C20) Analytic subsets and submanifolds (32C25) Local cohomology of analytic spaces (32C36)

Abstract: We introduce a class of normal complex spaces having only mild sin-gularities (close to quotient singularities) for which we generalize the notion of a (analytic) fundamental class for an analytic cycle and also the notion of a relative fundamental class for an analytic family of cycles. We also generalize to these spaces the geometric intersection theory for analytic cycles with rational positive coefficients and show that it behaves well with respect to analytic families of cycles. We prove that this intersection theory has most of the usual properties of the standard geometric intersection theory on complex manifolds, but with the exception that the intersection cycle of two cycles with positive integral coefficients that intersect properly may have rational coefficients. AMS classification. 32 C 20-32 C 25-32 C 36.

Review text

A complex space \(M\) is called nearly smooth if it is normal and if for every point \(x\) in \(M\) there exists an open neighbourhood \(M'\) of \(x\) and a proper, finite and surjective holomorphic map \(q: \tilde{M}'\rightarrow M'\) from a connected complex manifold \(M'\). For instance, any complex space having only quotient singularities is a nearly smooth complex space. In the paper under review, the authors generalize the notion of a fundamental class for an analytic cycle and also the notion of a relative fundamental class for an analytic family of cycles to nearly smooth complex spaces. Moreover, the authors establish a geometric intersection theory for analytic cycles in a nearly smooth complex space that is compatible with the smooth case. Since the category of nearly smooth complex spaces is larger than the category of complex manifolds, the proper intersection of two cycles with positive integral coefficients in a nearly smooth complex space may have rational coefficients.

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• Derived geometry of the first formal neighbourhood of a smooth analytic cycle
• Finiteness of the space of n-cycles for a reduced (n-2)-concave complex space
• Formality of derived intersections
• A smooth complex generalization of the Hobby-Rice theorem
• On proper intersections on a singular analytic space
• Universally equidimensional morphisms and weakly-1-rational or weakly-2-rational singularities

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