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Frolicher Frölicher spectral sequence of a surface

Asked this on MSEMSE but didn't get much attention.

Let $ S $ be a compact complex surface. Can anyone provide a proof of the fact that the FrolicherFrölicher spectral sequence of $ S $ degenerates at $ E_1 $?

Note, no assumptions on $ S $ being Kahler are made. I think the only hard part here is to show that $$ \partial : E_1^{0,1} = H^1 (S, \mathcal{O}_S ) \rightarrow E_1^{1,1} = H^1 (S, \Omega_S ) $$ vanishes but I'm not able to do this.

Frolicher spectral sequence of a surface

Asked this on MSE but didn't get much attention.

Let $ S $ be a compact complex surface. Can anyone provide a proof of the fact that the Frolicher spectral sequence of $ S $ degenerates at $ E_1 $?

Note, no assumptions on $ S $ being Kahler are made. I think the only hard part here is to show that $$ \partial : E_1^{0,1} = H^1 (S, \mathcal{O}_S ) \rightarrow E_1^{1,1} = H^1 (S, \Omega_S ) $$ vanishes but I'm not able to do this.

Frölicher spectral sequence of a surface

Asked this on MSE but didn't get much attention.

Let $ S $ be a compact complex surface. Can anyone provide a proof of the fact that the Frölicher spectral sequence of $ S $ degenerates at $ E_1 $?

Note, no assumptions on $ S $ being Kahler are made. I think the only hard part here is to show that $$ \partial : E_1^{0,1} = H^1 (S, \mathcal{O}_S ) \rightarrow E_1^{1,1} = H^1 (S, \Omega_S ) $$ vanishes but I'm not able to do this.

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Frolicher spectral sequence of a surface

Asked this on MSE but didn't get much attention.

Let $ S $ be a compact complex surface. Can anyone provide a proof of the fact that the Frolicher spectral sequence of $ S $ degenerates at $ E_1 $?

Note, no assumptions on $ S $ being Kahler are made. I think the only hard part here is to show that $$ \partial : E_1^{0,1} = H^1 (S, \mathcal{O}_S ) \rightarrow E_1^{1,1} = H^1 (S, \Omega_S ) $$ vanishes but I'm not able to do this.