Real elliptic surfaces and the Ragsdale-Viro inequality

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Abstract: On a real regular elliptic surface without multiple fiber, the Betti number h1 and the Hodge number h1,1 are related by h1leqh1,1. We prove that it's always possible to deform such algebraic surface to obtain h1=h1,1. Furthermore, we can impose that each homology class can be represented by a real algebraic curve. We use a real version of the modular construction of elliptic surfaces.


On a real regular elliptic surface without multiple fibers, the first Betti number \(h_1\) and the Hodge number \(h^{1,1}\) are related by \(h_1\leq h^{1,1}\). We have proved [\textit{F. Mangolte}, Math. Z. 224, No. 4, 559-576 (1997; Zbl 0914.14019)] that it is always possible to deform such an algebraic surface in order to obtain \(h_1=h^{1,1}\). Furthermore, we can impose that each homology class can be represented by a real algebraic curve. We use a real version of the modular construction of elliptic surfaces.











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