2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10231-014-0455-x
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On deformations of curves supported on rigid divisors

Abstract: Motivated by a conjecture of Xiao, we study supporting divisors of fibred surfaces. On the one hand, after developing a formalism to treat one-dimensional families of varieties of any dimension, we give a structure theorem for fibred surfaces supported on relatively rigid divisors. On the other hand, we study how to produce supporting divisors by constructing a global adjoint map for a fibration over a curve (generalizing the infinitesimal constructions of Collino, Pirola, Rizzi and Zucconi).

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“…The proof of the first inequality (1.4) follows the lines of the original argument of [BGAN15], but in this more general setting new results are needed. The key points of our arguments are the deformation thecnhniques developed by the first author in [GA16] and by the third author and Pirola in [PT17], together with an ad-hoc Castelnuovo-de Franchis theorem for tubular surfaces.…”
Section: Motivation and Statement Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The proof of the first inequality (1.4) follows the lines of the original argument of [BGAN15], but in this more general setting new results are needed. The key points of our arguments are the deformation thecnhniques developed by the first author in [GA16] and by the third author and Pirola in [PT17], together with an ad-hoc Castelnuovo-de Franchis theorem for tubular surfaces.…”
Section: Motivation and Statement Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We extend now the previous definitions to the case of one-dimensional families of curves as done in [GA16]. In order to simplify the exposition, we will assume that the family has no singular members, though the theroy can be developed in more general cases.…”
Section: Supporting Divisorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This bound has appeared recently in the work of Barja, González-Alonso and Naranjo (see [6] and [2]). The main result of [2] says that for a non isotrivial fibration π : S → B one has…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Let H g,p be the moduli space of unramified cyclic covers of degree p of hyperelliptic curves of genus g. A point in H g,p is (up to isomorphism) a pair (E, H ′ ) where E is an hyperelliptic curve of genus g and H ′ is a cyclic subgroup of order p of Pic 0 (E). The dihedral construction of diagram (5) determines uniquely the isomorphism class of D, since any two lifts of the hyperelliptic involution are conjugated in Aut(C) and hence gives a morphism (6) ψ :…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…references in this topics are[CP95],[GA16],[PZ03],[NPZ04],[Riz08]. For details on deformation theory and variation of the Hodge structure instead we refer to[Gri83],[GH83a],[GH83b],[Voi02] and also[Voi03].…”
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