Definition
Holomorphic tangent bundle
The holomorphic vector bundle whose fibers are the complex tangent spaces of a complex manifold.
Definition
Let be a complex manifold of complex dimension . Its holomorphic tangent bundle is the rank- holomorphic vector bundle obtained by gluing the coordinate bundles with the complex Jacobian matrices of holomorphic coordinate changes. Its fiber at is the complex tangent space . Under the type decomposition, it is the -eigenbundle of the complexified almost-complex structure and is a direct summand of the complexification of the underlying real tangent bundle.
Local frames and sections
Holomorphic coordinates give a local holomorphic frame
A holomorphic section of is a holomorphic vector field, locally with holomorphic coefficients. These sections form the holomorphic tangent sheaf.
Duality and functoriality
The holomorphic dual of is the holomorphic cotangent bundle . A holomorphic map has a complex-linear differential
which is a holomorphic vector-bundle morphism. This construction is compatible with composition.
Conventions and scope
Some authors write for the holomorphic bundle or its sheaf of holomorphic sections. It is not the same object as the underlying real tangent bundle , whose real rank is , nor as the full complexification . The identification with an eigenbundle uses the integrable complex structure Huybrechts, §2.2.
References
- D. Huybrechts, Complex Geometry: An Introduction, Springer, 2005. DOI record. Relevant: §2.2, holomorphic tangent and cotangent bundles.
- R. O. Wells Jr., Differential Analysis on Complex Manifolds, 3rd ed., Springer, 2008. DOI record. Relevant: Chapter I, §2, complex tangent bundles.