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Some results on deformations of sections of vector bundles
Abel Castorena ; Gian Pietro Pirola ;
Date 10 Oct 2015
AbstractLet $E$ be a vector bundle on a smooth complex projective variety $X$. We study the family of sections $s_tin H^0(Eotimes L_t)$ where $L_tin Pic^0(X)$ is a family of topologically trivial line bundle and $L_0=mathcal O_X,$ that is, we study deformations of $s=s_0$. By applying the approximation theorem of Artin [1] we give a transversality condition that generalizes the semi-regularity of an effective Cartier divisor. Moreover, we obtain another proof of the Severi-Kodaira-Spencer theorem [3]. We apply our results to give a lower bound to the continuous rank of a vector bundle as defined by Miguel Barja [2] and a proof of a piece of the generic vanishing theorems [5] and [6] for the canonical bundle. We extend also to higher dimension a result given in [8] on the base locus of the paracanonical base locus for surfaces.
Source arXiv, 1510.2964
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