The Nash Conjecture for Nonprojective Threefolds
János Kollár
Abstract
We prove that for every compact, connected, differentiable 3--manifold M there is a compact complex manifold X which can be obtained from projective 3--space by a sequence of smooth, real blow ups and downs such that M is diffeomorphic to the set of real points of X. By earlier results, such an X can almost never be projective.
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