This research shows the twistor space is never Moishezon in compact hypercomplex manifolds, suggesting significant geometric implications.
Let $(X,I,J,K)$ be a compact hypercomplex manifold, that is, a smooth manifold X with an action of the quaternion algebra Id,I,J,K, =H on the tangent bundle $TX$, inducing integrable almost complex structures. For any (a, b, c) ∈ S², the linear combination $L:= aI + bJ + cK$ defines another complex structure on X. This results in a C P¹-family of complex structures called the twistor family. Its total space is called the twistor space. We show that the twistor space of a compact hypercomplex manifold is never Moishezon and, moreover, it is never Fujiki class C (in particular, never Kähler and never projective).
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Yulia Gorginyan (2026) studied this question.
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