There Exist Nontrivial Threefolds with Vanishing Hodge Cohomology
Jing Zhang
Abstract
We analyze the structure of the algebraic manifolds Y of dimension 3 with Hi(Y, ΩjY)=0 for all j≥ 0, i>0 and h0(Y, OY) > 1, by showing the deformation invariant of some open surfaces. Secondly, we show when a smooth threefold with nonconstant regular functions satisfies the vanishing Hodge cohomology. As an application, we prove the existence of nonaffine and nonproduct threefolds Y with this property by constructing a family of a certain type of open surfaces parametrized by the affine curve -\0\ such that the corresponding smooth completion X has Kodaira dimension -∞ and D-dimension 1, where D is the effective boundary divisor with support X-Y.
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