On semiample vector bundles and parallelizable compact complex manifolds
Francesco Esposito, Ernesto C. Mistretta

TL;DR
This paper characterizes certain compact complex manifolds with semiample cotangent bundles, linking their geometric properties to parallelizability and fundamental group characteristics, advancing understanding of their structure.
Contribution
It provides new criteria for parallelizability and quotients of such manifolds based on semiample cotangent bundles, and explores their fundamental group properties.
Findings
Manifolds with strongly semiample cotangent bundle are parallelizable.
Manifolds with weakly semiample cotangent bundle are quotients of parallelizable manifolds.
Such manifolds with Kodaira dimension 0 have infinite fundamental group.
Abstract
We provide a characterization of parallelizable compact complex manifolds and their quotients using holomorphic symmetric differentials. In particular we show that compact complex manifolds of Kodaira dimension 0 having strongly semiample cotangent bundle are parallelizable manifolds, while compact complex manifolds of Kodaira dimension 0 having weakly semiample cotangent bundle are quotients of parallelizable manifolds. The main constructions used involve considerations about semiampleness of vector bundles, which are themselves of interest. As a byproduct we prove that compact manifolds having Kodaira dimension 0 and weakly sermiample cotangent bundle have infinite fundamental group, and we conjecture that this should be the case for all compact complex manifolds not of general type with weakly semiample cotangent bundle.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
