Globally Generated Vector Bundle on a Riemann surface
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This is a very vague question, in fact not really a question at all more of a search.
I am studying some vector bundle theory on Riemann surfaces and would just like some non-trivial example of globally generated complex vector bundles of rank greater than one.
Does anybody have some examples which arise naturally in complex(& algebraic) geometry or topology?
differential-geometry algebraic-geometry complex-geometry vector-bundles riemann-surfaces
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This is a very vague question, in fact not really a question at all more of a search.
I am studying some vector bundle theory on Riemann surfaces and would just like some non-trivial example of globally generated complex vector bundles of rank greater than one.
Does anybody have some examples which arise naturally in complex(& algebraic) geometry or topology?
differential-geometry algebraic-geometry complex-geometry vector-bundles riemann-surfaces
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This is a very vague question, in fact not really a question at all more of a search.
I am studying some vector bundle theory on Riemann surfaces and would just like some non-trivial example of globally generated complex vector bundles of rank greater than one.
Does anybody have some examples which arise naturally in complex(& algebraic) geometry or topology?
differential-geometry algebraic-geometry complex-geometry vector-bundles riemann-surfaces
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This is a very vague question, in fact not really a question at all more of a search.
I am studying some vector bundle theory on Riemann surfaces and would just like some non-trivial example of globally generated complex vector bundles of rank greater than one.
Does anybody have some examples which arise naturally in complex(& algebraic) geometry or topology?
differential-geometry algebraic-geometry complex-geometry vector-bundles riemann-surfaces
differential-geometry algebraic-geometry complex-geometry vector-bundles riemann-surfaces
edited Dec 8 '18 at 13:25
Armando j18eos
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asked Dec 6 '18 at 10:23
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If $C subset mathbb{P}^n$ is a projective embedding of a Riemann surface, the normal bundle
$$
N_{C/mathbb{P}^n}
$$
is globally generated of rank $n-1$.
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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Dec 7 '18 at 12:24
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If $C subset mathbb{P}^n$ is a projective embedding of a Riemann surface, the normal bundle
$$
N_{C/mathbb{P}^n}
$$
is globally generated of rank $n-1$.
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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– ben
Dec 7 '18 at 12:24
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If $C subset mathbb{P}^n$ is a projective embedding of a Riemann surface, the normal bundle
$$
N_{C/mathbb{P}^n}
$$
is globally generated of rank $n-1$.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
$endgroup$
– ben
Dec 7 '18 at 12:24
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If $C subset mathbb{P}^n$ is a projective embedding of a Riemann surface, the normal bundle
$$
N_{C/mathbb{P}^n}
$$
is globally generated of rank $n-1$.
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If $C subset mathbb{P}^n$ is a projective embedding of a Riemann surface, the normal bundle
$$
N_{C/mathbb{P}^n}
$$
is globally generated of rank $n-1$.
answered Dec 6 '18 at 10:44
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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– ben
Dec 7 '18 at 12:24
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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– ben
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Thank you for the response! This is the only interesting example I was aware of, I should have mentioned this in the post.
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