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Effective bound on "Jacobian rank" for (regular) planar algebraic curves
I believe such bound exist. Perhaps you can deduce it from effective versions of Hilbert's Nullstellensatz. Take a look at Kollár's paper "Sharp Effective Nullstellensatz". The wikipedia page on Hilbe …
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Vector fields tangent to distributions with zero first Chern class
Not in general.
Let $F \in H^0(\mathbb P^3, \mathcal O_{\mathbb P^3}(3))$ be a general cubic form and let $H \in H^0(\mathbb P^3, \mathcal O_{\mathbb P^3}(1))$ be a linear form. The kernel of
$\omega …
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Complete surfaces in $M_g$
Theorem 2.33 of Moduli of curves by Harris and Morrison gives a construction with weaker bounds.
The idea is to start with a curve $C$ of genus at least two and consider the family of degree 3 branche …
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Finiteness of birational types for targets of algebraic fibrations
I don't think so. Consider the product of two isogeneous elliptic curves. This surface has infinitely many smooth elliptic fibrations. The basis are all isogeneous but I guess that they belong to infi …
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Nakano vanishing in positive characteristic
There exists singular Fano varieties of dimension $n\ge 3$ in characteristic $p$ ($p$ small when compared to $n$) with a non-zero section of $\Omega^{n-1}_X\otimes \mathcal L^*$ for an ample $\mathcal …
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Dimension of orbit versus invariant functions
Yes for $G=\mathbb Z$, see Theorem 4.1 of this paper by Amerik-Campana.
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Existence transverse sections in $\mathbb{CP}^1$-bundles over compact Riemann surfaces
A foliation on a $\mathbb P^1$-bundle over a curve of genus $g$ everywhere transverse to the fibers determines, and is completely determined, by its monodromy representation. The existence of a sectio …
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If $X$ is a degree 3 smooth integral surface in $P^N$, $N > 3$, is it still true that it con...
If $X\subset \mathbb P^n$ is a smooth and non-degenerated variety then
$$
\deg X \ge 1 + \mathrm{codim} X
$$
as you can learn from Varieties of Minimal Degree by Eisenbud and Harris.
Thus to under …
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Conormal bundle of irreducible components of an exceptional divisor
Let $X$ be a smooth complex variety of dimension $3$ and $Y$ a (perhaps singular) normal complex variety also of dimension $3$ which is smooth outside a point $y \in Y$. If needed one may assume th …
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Approximating formal surfaces by analytic surfaces
Let $C$ be a smooth projective curve contained in a smooth projective $3$-fold (everything defined over $\mathbb C$). Let $\widehat X$ be the formal completion of $X$ along $C$ and suppose there exist …
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Density of non-algebraic leaves in the characteristic foliation
For a foliation on a projective manifold $Y$, the set of points belonging to invariant subschemes with a given Hilbert polynomial is a Zariski closed subset of $Y$. Therefore the set of algebraic leav …
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Algebraicity and non-algebraicity of leaves of the characteristic foliation
Suppose $X$ is projective manifold endowed with holomorphic symplectic form. Let $D$ be smooth divisor on $X$.
Characteristic foliation with algebraic and non-algebraic leaves.
Suppose that $X$ is …
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When a proper smooth fibration is isotrivial?
Let $\pi : X \to Y$ be a proper smooth morphism between complex quasi-projective varieties. Assume there exists a connected and Zariski dense analytic subvariety $Z$ of $Y$ such that for any two point …
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Unexpected applications of transcendental number theory?
There is also Simpson's proof that isolated points of the characteristic varieties of fundamental groups of projective manifolds are torsion.
It also relies on Gelfond-Schneider Theorem.
The moduli …
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algebraic leaves of foliation on a product of two curves
The foliation $\mathcal F$ defined by $p_1^* \omega_1 + p_2^* \omega_2$ is everywhere transverse to the fibration $p_2 : S \to C$. One can therefore lift paths
from $C$ to leaves of $\mathcal F$ in …