Criteria for a fiberwise Fujiki/K\"ahler family to be locally Moishezon/projective

Inspired by certain topics in local deformation theory, we primarily utilize F. Campana's methods to investigate how far a fiberwise Fujiki family is from being locally Moishezon and how far a fiberwise K"ahler family is from being locally projective. We investigate these questions from two main perspectives: cohomological data and global semi-positivity data on the total space.

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2025-03-10
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Geometry and complex manifolds
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Criteria for a fiberwise Fujiki/K\"ahler family to be locally Moishezon/projective

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Criteria for a fiberwise Fujiki/K\"ahler family to be locally Moishezon/projective

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Abstract

Inspired by certain topics in local deformation theory, we primarily utilize F. Campana's methods to investigate how far a fiberwise Fujiki family is from being locally Moishezon and how far a fiberwise K\"ahler family is from being locally projective. We investigate these questions from two main perspectives: cohomological data and global semi-positivity data on the total space.

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Geometry and complex manifolds
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