Low pole order frames on vertical jets of the universal hypersurface
By Joël Merker. 2008
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Of the two techniques introduced by Bloch, Green-Griffiths and developed by Siu, Demailly to establish Kobayashi hyperbolicity of generic high degree complex algebraic hypersurfaces X in P^(n+1), the second one, initiated by Clemens, Ein, Voisin and developed by Siu, Paun, Rousseau consists in constructing meromorphic frames on the space of the so-called vertical k-jets J_vert^k (X_univ) of the universal hypersurface X_univ parametrizing all X in P^(n+1) of degree d. In 2004, Siu announced that there exists a constant c_n such that the twisting of the tangent bundle to J_vert^n (X_univ) by O (c_n) is globally generated (frame property). The present article provides c_n = (n^2 + 5n) / 2, recovering c_2 = 7 (Paun), c_3 = 12 (Rousseau). Applications to effective degree estimates for algebraic degeneracy or hyperbolicity are expected, especially in dimension n = 4, granted that the Demailly-Semple algebra of jet polynomials invariant under reparametrization and under a certain unipotent action is, for n = k = 4, generated by 16 fundamental bi-invariants enjoying 41 groebnerized syzygies.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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- Hyperbolicity of generic high-degree hypersurfaces in complex projective space (2012, methodology): “Recently Diverio, Merker, and Rousseau in [8] used the theorem of Riemann–Roch to construct a holomorphic jet differential on X (α) vanishing on an ample divisor and then used Merker’s work [16] involving our method”
- On the hyperbolicity of general hypersurfaces (2016, result): “This motivated a lot of research over the last decade [52, 49, 22, 23, 41, 24, 26, 9, 10], which culminated with the work of Diverio, Merker and Rousseau [24], and the proof of the weak hyperbolicity of general hypersurfaces in P of degree d > 2 5 .”