Contractions on a manifold polarized by an ample vector bundle

Mathematics – Algebraic Geometry

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A complex manifold $X$ of dimension $n$ together with an ample vector bundle $E$ on it will be called a {\sf generalized polarized variety}. The adjoint bundle of the pair $(X,E)$ is the line bundle $K_X + det(E)$. We study the positivity (the nefness or ampleness) of the adjoint bundle in the case $r := rank (E) = (n-2)$. If $r\geq (n-1)$ this was previously done in a series of paper by Ye-Zhang, Fujita, Andreatta-Ballico-Wisniewski. If $K_X+detE$ is nef, then by the Kawamata-Shokurov base point free theorem, it supports a contraction; i.e. a map $\pi :X \longrightarrow W$ from $X$ onto a normal projective variety $W$ with connected fiber and such that $K_X + det(E) = \pi^*H$, for some ample line bundle $H$ on $W$. We describe those contractions for which $dimF \leq (r-1)$. We extend this result to the case in which $X$ has log terminal singualarities. In particular this gives the Mukai's conjecture1 for singular varieties. We consider also the case in which $dimF = r$ for every fibers and $\pi$ is birational. Hard copies of the paper are available.

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