
handle: 2434/453882 , 1887/44549
In this thesis, we studied the Hodge theory and deformation theory of nodal surfaces. We showed that nodal surfaces in the projective 3-space satisfy the infinitesimal Torelli property. We considered families of examples of even nodal surfaces, that is, those endowed with a double cover branched on the nodes. We gave a new geometrical construction of even 56-nodal sextic surfaces, while we proved, using existing constructions, that the sub-Hodge structure of type (1,26,1) on the double cover S of any even 40-nodal sextic surface cannot be simple. We also demonstrated ways to compute sheaves of differential forms on singular varieties using Saito's theory of mixed Hodge modules.
Mixed Hodge modules, Even nodal surfaces, Infinitesimal Torelli theorem, Hodge theory ; infinitesimal Torelli theorem ; even nodal surfaces ; mixed Hodge modules
Mixed Hodge modules, Even nodal surfaces, Infinitesimal Torelli theorem, Hodge theory ; infinitesimal Torelli theorem ; even nodal surfaces ; mixed Hodge modules
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