Complete moduli spaces of branchvarieties

Mathematics – Algebraic Geometry

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minor tweaks, addition of Chirivi-Littelmann example, and references to subsequent work of Lieblich and Starr

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The space of subvarieties of P^n with a fixed Hilbert polynomial is not complete. Grothendieck defined a completion by relaxing "variety" to "scheme", giving the complete_Hilbert scheme_ of subschemes of P^n with fixed Hilbert polynomial. We instead relax "sub" to "branch", where a_branchvariety of_ P^n is defined to be a_reduced_ (though possibly reducible) scheme_with a finite morphism to_ P^n. Our main theorems are that the moduli stack of branchvarieties of P^n with fixed Hilbert polynomial and total degrees of i-dimensional components is a proper (complete and separated) Artin stack with finite stabilizer, and has a coarse moduli space which is a proper algebraic space. Families of branchvarieties have many more locally constant invariants than families of subschemes; for example, the number of connected components is a new invariant. In characteristic 0, one can extend this count to associate a Z-labeled rooted forest to any branchvariety.

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