We investigate the relation between the Hodge theory of a smooth subcanonical n-dimensional projective variety X and the deformation theory of the affine cone AX over X. We start by identifying H prim n-1,1(X) as a distinguished graded component of the module of first-order deformations of AX, and later on we show how to identify the whole primitive cohomology of X as a distinguished graded component of the Hochschild cohomology module of the punctured affine cone over X. In the particular case of a projective smooth hypersurface X, we recover Griffiths' isomorphism between the primitive cohomology of X and certain distinguished graded components of the Milnor algebra of a polynomial defining X. The main result of the article can be effectively exploited to compute Hodge numbers of smooth subcanonical projective varieties. We provide a few examples of computation, as well as a SINGULAR code, for Fano and Calabi-Yau threefolds.
Hodge theory and deformations of affine cones of subcanonical projective varieties: / Di Natale C.; Fatighenti E.; Fiorenza D.. - In: JOURNAL OF THE LONDON MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY. - ISSN 0024-6107. - ELETTRONICO. - 96:3(2017), pp. 524-544. [10.1112/jlms.12073]
Hodge theory and deformations of affine cones of subcanonical projective varieties:
Fatighenti E.
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2017
Abstract
We investigate the relation between the Hodge theory of a smooth subcanonical n-dimensional projective variety X and the deformation theory of the affine cone AX over X. We start by identifying H prim n-1,1(X) as a distinguished graded component of the module of first-order deformations of AX, and later on we show how to identify the whole primitive cohomology of X as a distinguished graded component of the Hochschild cohomology module of the punctured affine cone over X. In the particular case of a projective smooth hypersurface X, we recover Griffiths' isomorphism between the primitive cohomology of X and certain distinguished graded components of the Milnor algebra of a polynomial defining X. The main result of the article can be effectively exploited to compute Hodge numbers of smooth subcanonical projective varieties. We provide a few examples of computation, as well as a SINGULAR code, for Fano and Calabi-Yau threefolds.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.