Relative Cohomology with Respect to a Lefschetz Pencil
Hossein Movasati

TL;DR
This paper extends the cohomology bundle and Gauss-Manin connection for a meromorphic function on a complex projective manifold, establishing a link with Brieskorn modules and analyzing their meromorphic sections.
Contribution
It generalizes the cohomology bundle and Gauss-Manin connection to include meromorphic extensions using differential forms, connecting to Brieskorn modules in a new setting.
Findings
The extended connection is meromorphic at critical values.
Meromorphic sections with poles relate to the Brieskorn module.
The Brieskorn module is a free polynomial module of rank equal to the fiber's cohomology dimension.
Abstract
Let be a complex projective manifold of dimension and a meromorphic function on obtained by a generic pencil of hyperplane sections of . The -th cohomology vector bundle of , where is the set of indeterminacy points of , is defined on the set of regular values of and we have the usual Gauss-Manin connection on it. Following Brieskorn's methods in [bri], we extend the -th cohomology vector bundle of and the associated Gauss-Manin connection to by means of differential forms. The new connection turns out to be meromorphic on the critical values of . We prove that the meromorphic global sections of the vector bundle with poles of arbitrary order at is isomorphic to the Brieskorn module of in a natural way, and so the Brieskorn module in this case is a free -module of rank , where…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
