I am working on a complex geometry course.
I want to know some examples of non-holomorphic complex line bundles on complex manifolds, i.e. line bundles that do not admit a holomorphic structure.
Any help will be appreciated!
2026-03-25 07:44:01.1774424641
Are there any examples of non-holomorphic line bundles?
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