Since now-a-days lots of research activities are happening to prove many results for compact Kähler manifolds which are known for projective varieties, I was wondering are there plenty of non-projective Kähler manifolds? If yes, where can I find some explicit examples? I am aware of the theorem that a generic complex torus $\mathbb{C}^g/\Lambda$ is non-projective.
[Math] Are most Kähler manifolds non-projective
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Best Answer
See Claire Voisin's amazing results on the subject, or the published version:
On the homotopy types of compact kaehler and complex projective manifolds, Inventiones Math. 157 2 (2004), 329 - 343.
(ArXiv) Abstract: We show that in every dimension greater than or equal to 4, there exist compact Kaehler manifolds which do not have the homotopy type of projective complex manifolds. Thus they a fortiori are not deformation equivalent to a projective manifold, which solves negatively Kodaira's problem. We give both non simply connected (of dimension at least 4) and simply connected (of dimension at least 6) such examples.