A complex surface of general type with p_g=0, K^2=3 and H₁ = Z/2 Z
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Abstract: We construct a new minimal complex surface of general type with , and (in fact ), which settles the existence question for numerical Campedelli surfaces with all possible algebraic fundamental groups. The main techniques involved in the construction are a rational blow-down surgery and a -Gorenstein smoothing theory.
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