Families of Log Canonically Polarized Varieties

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2011-05-16

arxiv.org/abs/1105.3102v1

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Algebraic Geometry

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Determining the number of singular fibers in a family of varieties over a curve is a generalization of Shafarevich's Conjecture and has implications for the types of subvarieties that can appear in the corresponding moduli stack. We consider families of log canonically polarized varieties over $\P^1$, i.e. families $g:(Y,D)\to \P^1$ where $D$ is an effective snc divisor and the sheaf $\omega_{Y/\P^1}(D)$ is $g$-ample. After first defining what it means for fibers of such a family to be singular, we show that with the addition of certain mild hypotheses (the fibers have finite automorphism group, $\sO_Y(D)$ is semi-ample, and the components of $D$ must avoid the singular locus of the fibers and intersect the fibers transversely), such a family must either be isotrivial or contain at least 3 singular fibers.

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