1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf01231450
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Global smoothing of Calabi-Yau threefolds

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“…-We only treat the case dim X = 3, the surface case being easier and left to the reader. By [22],X admits a finite étale cover h : X →X which is birational to a product of a simply connected manifold and an abelian variety. By our assumption on the universal cover, the simply connected part does not appear.…”
Section: The Universal Covermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…-We only treat the case dim X = 3, the surface case being easier and left to the reader. By [22],X admits a finite étale cover h : X →X which is birational to a product of a simply connected manifold and an abelian variety. By our assumption on the universal cover, the simply connected part does not appear.…”
Section: The Universal Covermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This fact characterizes the global change in topology induced by a conifold transition, as explained in the following [62], [74], [71], [55], [52], ..…”
Section: Again Bott Formulas (22) and Calabi-yau Condition Imply Thatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In section 3 the global change in topology induced by a conifold transition is carefully studied, relying each other homological invariants of all of the three poles of a conifold transition (theorem 3.2). This section ends up with some similar considerations for more general geometric transitions, essentially due to Y. Namihawa and J. Steenbrimk [55]. Section 4 gives an outline of results and technics needed to perform a (actually incomplete) classification of geometric transition.…”
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“…If the answer to the question is positive, then the first proof of smoothability of Q-factorial Calabi-Yau threefolds from [10] goes through if these have isolated complete intersection singularities.…”
Section: -^ H^y^loge^-e)) -^ T^ - Hi(y^y{\og E)(-e)) -^mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [9], the second proof of [10] is generalized even further: Namikawa there admits smoothable isolated singularities which are either toric or have smooth semiuniversal base space.…”
Section: -^ H^y^loge^-e)) -^ T^ - Hi(y^y{\og E)(-e)) -^mentioning
confidence: 99%