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The geometry of the Deligne-Hodge decomposition
by Pearlstein, Gregory James, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst, 1999, 107 pages; AAT 9932337

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In this thesis we explore variations of mixed Hodge structures, both locally and asymptotically. First, making use of certain distinguished gradings of the Hodge and weight filtrations, I compute the curvature of appropriate classifying spaces and Hodge bundles relative to a natural "mixed" Hodge metric. Second, I obtain appropriate generalizations of the Nilpotent Orbit Theorem for admissible variations, norm estimates, a version of the invariant cycle Theorem, and extend an equivalence of categories theorem of Deligne. Third, I demonstrate the existence of canonical Higgs fields associated to such variations and discuss their relations with a partial interpretation of Mirror Symmetry due to Deligne.

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Advisor:Kaplan, Aroldo
School:University of Massachusetts Amherst
School Location:United States -- Massachusetts
Keyword(s):Geometry, Deligne-Hodge, Decompositions, Higgs
Source:DAI-B 60/05, p. 2167, Nov 1999
Source type:Dissertation
Subjects:Mathematics
Publication Number: AAT 9932337
ISBN:9780599329102
Document URL:http://proquest.umi.com/pqdlink?did=733495031&Fmt=7&clientId =79356&RQT=309&VName=PQD
ProQuest document ID:733495031


 

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