110.611 COMPLEX GEOMETRY
Fall 2007
MTW 11, Hodson 305
Instructor: Bernard Shiffman
Text: Griffiths and Harris, Principles of Algebraic
Geometry
Prerequisites: 601, 605, 607, 615
COURSE INFORMATION: This course is an introduction to analysis on complex
manifolds. We'll cover mainly Chapter 0, and section 1 of Chapter 1, as well as
additional material not in the text.
Here is a brief outline of topics to be covered:
I. Analysis on Cn
·
holomorphic functions
·
differential forms and
currents
·
Bergman and Szegö
kernels
·
local ring of
holomorphic functions, Weierstrass theorems
·
analytic varieties,
Poincaré-Lelong formula
II. Complex Manifolds
·
deRham and Dolbeault
cohomology
·
sheaves and cohomology,
deRham and Dolbeault theorems
·
meromorphic functions
and divisors
·
line bundles and Chern
classes
·
Kähler manifolds,
introduction to Hodge theory
Assignments:
·
#8: Read pp. 20-27 in Griffiths and Harris
Additional material:
·
Bergman
kernel (from S. G. Krantz, Function Theory of Several Complex Variables)
· Complex varieties (Ch. III
of Narasimhan, Introduction to the Theory of Analytic Spaces) ;
entire book is available here (from a JHU IP address)
·
Sheaves
(from Gunning, Vol. III)
·
Long exact homology sequences (from Hatcher,
Algebraic Topology) Long exact cohomology sequences are similar; just
interchange n-1 with n+1 and raise the indices. The entire book is available here.
·
Divisors on complex manifolds