On pseudo-effectivity of the second chern classes for smooth threefolds

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Abstract: We prove that for smooth projective threefolds whose anticanonical divisors are nef, the second Chern classes are pseudo-effective under a weak assumption. As an application, the pseudo-effectivity of the second Chern classes implies that Kawamata's Effective Non-vanishing Conjecture holds for such threefolds.


Let \(X\) be a terminal complex projective threefold and \(c_2(X)\) the second Chern class of its tangent sheaf. If \(X\) is minimal, then Bogomolov-Miyaoka-Yau inequality implies that \(c_2(X)\) is pseudo-effective. What happens if \(X\) is not minimal? Here the author considers a smooth threefold \(X\) with \(-K_X\) nef; with another assumption he proves that \(c_2(X)\) is pseudo-effective. For related results, see the subsequent paper of the paper [Asian J. Math. 9, No. 1, 121--132 (2005; Zbl 1083.14009)].











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