Convexity of coverings of projective varieties and vanishing theorems
F. Bogomolov, B. De Oliveira
Abstract
This article is concerned with the convexity properties of universal covers of projective varieties. We study the relation between the convexity properties of the universal cover of X and the properties of the pullback map sending vector bundles on X to vector bundles on its universal cover. Our approach motivates a weakened version of the Shafarevich conjecture. We prove this conjecture for projective varieties X whose pullback map identifies a nontrivial extension of a negative vector bundle V by the trivial line bundle with the trivial extension. We prove the following pivotal result: if a universal cover of a projective variety has no nonconstant holomorphic functions then the pullback map of vector bundles is almost an imbedding. Our methods also give a new proof of the vanishing of the first cohomology for negative vector bundles V over a compact complex manifold X whose rank is smaller than the dimension of X.
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