On the moduli of reflexive sheaves on a surface with rational double points
On the moduli of reflexive sheaves on a surface with rational double points
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有理双点面上自反滑轮的模量
DOI:
10.1007/bf01934318
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发表时间:
1992
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
A. Ishii
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作者:
A. Ishii
Let X be a projective surface with at most rational double points. We shall consider the moduli space of (stable) reflexive sheaves on X. The reasons to consider such surfaces are as follows. First, Simpson has recently shown that we can construct the moduli schemes of stable sheaves even on singular varieties [S]. Then we want to study how they differ from non-singular cases. Rational double points seem to be the easiest to treat. Another and more crucial reason is that the canonical models of surfaces of general type are such surfaces. The moduli scheme of stable sheaves depends on the choice of the polarization on the variety (if its dimension is greater than 1). Hence, for a surface of general type, it is natural to consider the stability with respect to the canonical sheaf. However, the polarization should be ample and hence we have to work on canonical models. The questions we consider are the following.(1) Existence of stable reflexive sheaves on X with given types of reflexive modules at singular points.(2) How the moduli space reflects the singularity of the surface. The result for the question (1) is stated in Theorem 2.4. The isomorphism class of a reflexive module over a rational double point is determined by its rank and the first Chem class of its pull-back to the minimal desingularization [AV]. Theorem 2.4 is stated as follows.