We prove the following result announced by the second and third authors: Any homogeneous, metric $ANR$-continuum is a $V_{G}^{n}$-continuum provided ${{\dim}_{G}}X\,=\,n\,\ge \,1$ and ${{\overset{\vee }{\mathop{H}}\,}^{n}}\left( X;\,G \right)\,\ne \,0$, where $G$ is a principal ideal domain. This implies that any homogeneous $n$-dimensional metric $ANR$-continuum is a ${{V}^{n}}$-continuum in the sense of Alexandroff. We also prove that any finite-dimensional cyclic in dimension $n$ homogeneous metric continuum $X$, satisfying ${{\overset{\vee }{\mathop{H}}\,}^{n}}\left( X;\,G \right)\,\ne \,0$ for some group $G$ and $n\,\ge \,1$, cannot be separated by a compactum $K$ with ${{\overset{\vee }{\mathop{H}}\,}^{n-1}}\left( K;\,G \right)\,=\,0$ and ${{\dim}_{G}}K\,\le \,n\,-\,1$. This provides a partial answer to a question of Kallipoliti–Papasoglu as to whether a two-dimensional homogeneous Peano continuum can be separated by arcs.

In this note we consider $\bar{\partial }$-problem in line bundles over complex projective space $\mathbb{C}{{\mathbb{P}}^{1}}$ and prove that the equation can be solved for (0, 1) forms with compact support. As a consequence, any Cauchy-Riemann function on a compact real hypersurface in such line bundles is a jump of two holomorphic functions defined on the sides of the hypersurface. In particular, the results can be applied to $\mathbb{C}{{\mathbb{P}}^{2}}$ since by removing a point from it we get a line bundle over $\mathbb{C}{{\mathbb{P}}^{1}}$.

J. Murre has conjectured that every smooth projective variety X of dimension d admits a decomposition of the diagonal δ=p$_0$+…+p$_2d$ ∈ CH$^d$(X × X) [otimes] Q such that the cycles p$_i$ are orthogonal projectors which lift the Künneth components of the identity map in étale cohomology. If this decomposition induces an intrinsic filtration on the Chow groups of X, we call it a Murre decomposition. In this paper we propose candidates for such projectors on 3-folds by using fiber structures. Using Mori theory, we prove that every smooth uniruled complex 3-fold admits a Murre decomposition.