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Auteur principal: Marks, Skyler
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Publié: 2025
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contents Chow's Theorem and GAGA are renowned results demonstrating the algebraic nature of projective manifolds and, more broadly, projective analytic varieties. However, determining if a particular manifold is projective is not, generally, a simple task. The Kodaira Embedding Theorem provides an intrinsic characterization of projective varieties in terms of line bundles; in particular, it states that a manifold is projective if and only if it admits a positive line bundle. We prove only the 'if' implication in this paper, giving a sufficient condition for a manifold bundle to be embedded in projective space. Along the way, we prove several other interesting results. Of particular note is the Kodaira-Nakano Vanishing Theorem, a crucial tool for eliminating higher cohomology of complex manifolds, as well as Lemmas 6.2 and 6.1, which provide important relationships between divisors, line bundles, and blowups. Although this treatment is relatively self-contained, we omit a rigorous development of Hodge theory, some basic complex analysis results, and some theorems regarding Cech cohomology (including Leray's Theorem).
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spellingShingle The Kodaira Embedding Theorem
Marks, Skyler
Algebraic Geometry
Chow's Theorem and GAGA are renowned results demonstrating the algebraic nature of projective manifolds and, more broadly, projective analytic varieties. However, determining if a particular manifold is projective is not, generally, a simple task. The Kodaira Embedding Theorem provides an intrinsic characterization of projective varieties in terms of line bundles; in particular, it states that a manifold is projective if and only if it admits a positive line bundle. We prove only the 'if' implication in this paper, giving a sufficient condition for a manifold bundle to be embedded in projective space. Along the way, we prove several other interesting results. Of particular note is the Kodaira-Nakano Vanishing Theorem, a crucial tool for eliminating higher cohomology of complex manifolds, as well as Lemmas 6.2 and 6.1, which provide important relationships between divisors, line bundles, and blowups. Although this treatment is relatively self-contained, we omit a rigorous development of Hodge theory, some basic complex analysis results, and some theorems regarding Cech cohomology (including Leray's Theorem).
title The Kodaira Embedding Theorem
topic Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.06245