Kuranishi Family of Vector Bundles and Algebraic Description of the Moduli Space of Einstein-Hermitian Connections
Author(s) -
Kimio Miyajima
Publication year - 1989
Publication title -
publications of the research institute for mathematical sciences
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.786
H-Index - 39
eISSN - 1663-4926
pISSN - 0034-5318
DOI - 10.2977/prims/1195173613
Subject(s) - mathematics , moduli space , pure mathematics , vector bundle , holomorphic function , hermitian matrix , chern class , type (biology) , space (punctuation) , algebra over a field , mathematical analysis , biology , ecology , linguistics , philosophy
There are two different ways of defining complex structures of the moduli space of irreducible Einstein-Hermitian connections (cf. [Don 1], [Don2]5 [U-Y]) ; i.e. a differential geometric way (cf. [I], [Ko], [L-O]) and an algebro-geometric way (cf. [Ma]). It has been unclear whether these two complex structures are isomorphic when they are non-reduced i.e. their structure sheaves have nilpotent elements. A main reason for this is that the deformation theory of Kuranishi type for vector bundles (e.g. [Ak]) has not been fully generalized so that we can hardly deal with non-reduced structures in differential geometric arguments. Main purposes of this paper are to give a complete generalisation of the deformation theory of Kuranishi type for vector bundles and to prove that the above two complex structures are isomorphic to each other. In §§1 and 2, we will give a generalisation of the local deformation theory of Kuranishi type for vector bundles. In §1, we will show the existence of semi-universal local family of holomorphic structures (Theorem 1) using Banach analytic space argument in [Dou]. By [Ko], Ch. VII or [L-O] together with the arguments of §1, the moduli space of simple holomorphic structures will be a (non-
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