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Complex geometry is the study of complex manifolds, complex algebraic varieties, complex analytic spaces, and, by extension, of almost complex structures. It is a part of differential geometry, algebraic geometry and analytic geometry.
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Non-Kahler manifolds and the dd^c-lemma
Here is an example of a Moishezon manifold which is easy to visualize. Take a high degree (e.g. a quintic) hypersurface $Z$ in $\mathbb{P}^{4}$ which has a single ordinary double point. Let $X$ be a s …
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resolution of singularities on surfaces
I may be misunderstanding something but this question does not seem to have anything to do with Hironaka's desingularization. You are asking if you can resolve the indeterminacy of a rational map, rig …
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Properties of monodromy of a fibration?
A small clarification on bhargav's answer: in algebraic geometry we only have quasi-unipotency of the local monodromy in one-parameter families (which is what bhargav is talking about); or in multi-pa …
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Stein Manifolds and Affine Varieties
Charlie, it is funny answering this way but here it is.
The criterion you are thinking about is a criterion that is relative to an embedding. It says that if $X$ is a quasi-affine complex normal var …
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Pushing Complex Structure Forward
This seems to be a question about holomorphicity of diffeomorphisms in a given complex structure. Replace your covering map $E \to B$ by its Galois closure (= frame bundle) $X \to B$. Now by construct …
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Why is a variety of general type hyperbolic?
You must be thinking of Lang's conjecture which predicts that a smooth projective variety is (Brody) hyperbolic if and only if all of its irreducible subvarieties are of general type.
This is still n …
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Representations of surface groups via holomorphic connections
This question is addressed in a very recent paper of Bogomolov-Soloviev-Yotov (I don't think it is on the web yet). Among many interesting things they prove that the map from the moduli space of pairs …
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"Simple" Kahler manifolds
This is a very interesting class of manifolds which, to my knowledge, has not been studied in any detail. One should be able to prove interesting structure theorems for such manifolds. For instance, I …
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