Boundaries of Positive Holomorphic Chains and the Relative Hodge Question
F. Reese Harvey, H. Blaine Lawson
Abstract
We characterize the boundaries of positive holomorphic chains (with both compact and non-compact support) in an arbitrary complex manifold. We then consider a compact oriented real submanifold of dimension 2p-1 in a compact Kahler manifold X and address the question of which relative homology classes in H2p(X,M;Z) are represented by positive holomorphic chains. Specifically, we define what it means for a class u in H2p(X,M;Z) to be of type (p,p) and positive. It is then shown that u has these properties if and only if u = [T+S] where T is a positive holomorphic chain with dT = du and S is a positive (p,p)-current with dS = 0.
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