In this paper, we develop the theory of singular Hermitian metrics on vector bundles. As an application, we give a structure theorem of a projective manifold X with pseudo-effective tangent bundle; X admits a smooth fibration
$X \to Y$
to a flat projective manifold Y such that its general fibre is rationally connected. Moreover, by applying this structure theorem, we classify all the minimal surfaces with pseudo-effective tangent bundle and study general nonminimal surfaces, which provide examples of (possibly singular) positively curved tangent bundles.
In this paper, we give complex geometric descriptions of the notions of algebraic geometric positivity of vector bundles and torsion-free coherent sheaves, such as nef, big, pseudoeffective and weakly positive, by using singular Hermitian metrics. As an applications, we obtain a generalization of Mori's result.
In this paper, we study the relative anti-canonical divisor −K X/Y of an algebraic fiber space φ : X → Y , and we reveal relations among positivity conditions of −K X/Y , certain flatness of direct image sheaves, and variants of the base loci including the stable (augmented, restricted) base loci and upper level sets of Lelong numbers. This paper contains three main results: The first result says that all the above base loci are located in the horizontal direction unless they are empty. The second result is an algebraic proof for Campana-Cao-Matsumura's equality on Hacon-M c Kernan's question, whose original proof depends on analytics methods. The third result partially solves the question which asks whether algebraic fiber spaces with semi-ample relative anti-canonical divisor actually have a product structure via the base change by an appropriate finite étale cover of Y . Our proof is based on algebraic as well as analytic methods for positivity of direct image sheaves.
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