Infinitesimal deformations of nodal stable curves

Mathematics – Geometric Topology

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An analytic approach and description are presented for the moduli cotangent sheaf for suitable stable curve families including noded fibers. For sections of the square of the relative dualizing sheaf, the residue map at a node gives rise to an exact sequence. The residue kernel defines the vanishing residue subsheaf. For suitable stable curve families, the direct image sheaf on the base is locally free and the sequence of direct images is exact. Recent work of Hubbard-Koch and a formal argument provide that the direct image sheaf is naturally identified with the moduli cotangent sheaf. The result generalizes the role of holomorphic quadratic differentials as cotangents for smooth curve families. Formulas are developed for the pairing of an infinitesimal opening of a node and a section of the direct image sheaf. Applications include an analytic description of the conormal sheaf for the locus of noded stable curves and a formula comparing infinitesimal openings of a node. The moduli action of the automorphism group of a stable curve is described. An example of plumbing an Abelian differential and the corresponding period variation is presented.

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