Abstract
This lecture is an introduction to my joint project with N. Mok where we develop a geometric theory of Fano manifolds of Picard number 1 by studying the collection of tangent directions of minimal rational curves through a generic point. After a sketch of some historical background, the fundamental object of this project, the variety of minimal rational tangents, is defined and various examples are examined. Then some results on the variety of minimal rational tangents are discussed including an extension theorem for holomorphic maps preserving the geometric structure. Some applications of this theory to the stability of the tangent bundles and the rigidity of generically finite morphisms are given. (author)
Hwang, J -M
[1]
- Korea Institute for Advanced Study, Seoul (Korea, Republic of)
Citation Formats
Hwang, J -M.
Geometry of minimal rational curves on Fano manifolds.
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2001.
Web.
Hwang, J -M.
Geometry of minimal rational curves on Fano manifolds.
IAEA.
Hwang, J -M.
2001.
"Geometry of minimal rational curves on Fano manifolds."
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title = {Geometry of minimal rational curves on Fano manifolds}
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abstractNote = {This lecture is an introduction to my joint project with N. Mok where we develop a geometric theory of Fano manifolds of Picard number 1 by studying the collection of tangent directions of minimal rational curves through a generic point. After a sketch of some historical background, the fundamental object of this project, the variety of minimal rational tangents, is defined and various examples are examined. Then some results on the variety of minimal rational tangents are discussed including an extension theorem for holomorphic maps preserving the geometric structure. Some applications of this theory to the stability of the tangent bundles and the rigidity of generically finite morphisms are given. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2001}
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title = {Geometry of minimal rational curves on Fano manifolds}
author = {Hwang, J -M}
abstractNote = {This lecture is an introduction to my joint project with N. Mok where we develop a geometric theory of Fano manifolds of Picard number 1 by studying the collection of tangent directions of minimal rational curves through a generic point. After a sketch of some historical background, the fundamental object of this project, the variety of minimal rational tangents, is defined and various examples are examined. Then some results on the variety of minimal rational tangents are discussed including an extension theorem for holomorphic maps preserving the geometric structure. Some applications of this theory to the stability of the tangent bundles and the rigidity of generically finite morphisms are given. (author)}
place = {IAEA}
year = {2001}
month = {Dec}
}