Connected components of moduli spaces
Connected components of moduli spaces
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模空间的连通分量
DOI:
10.4310/jdg/1214440554
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
F. Catanese
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作者:
F. Catanese
Let S be a minimal surface of general type (complete and smooth over C), and let Jί = Jί{S) (resp., Jt) be the coarse moduli space of complex structures on the oriented topological (resp., differential) 4-manifold underlying S. By Gieseker's theorem [5], Jί(S) is a quasiprojective variety, and the number v{S) of its irreducible components is bounded by a function vo{K , χ) of the two (topological) invariants K = Kg, χ = χ(Θs). Let λ(S) be the number of connected components of Jt{S)\ this short note answers a question raised in a previous paper [1], showing that the above number λ(S) can be arbitrarily large. As in [1], to which we shall constantly refer, again we restrict our attention to bidouble (i.e., Galois with group (Z/2)) covers of Q = P 1 X P 1 : indeed, (cf. [2]) we conjecture a stronger result to hold true, namely that many of the different irreducible components of J( we thus obtain are in fact connected components of Jt. The idea of proof is rather simple: if S and S' are deformations of each other, then there exists a diffeomorphism /: S -> S" such that f*(Ksr) = Ks e # 2 (S,Z), and, in particular, if r(S) = max{r e N\(l/r)Ks e i/ (S,Z)}, then r(S) = r(S'). In view of Donaldson's recent result [3], it is possible that the integer r(S) could be an invariant of the differentiable structure for these surfaces; it is not clear at the moment whether nicer properties are enjoyed by the moduli spaces Jt{S). Nevertheless, when the complex dimension is at least 3, it seems (cf. [6], [7]) that similar phenomena of high disconnectedness should appear also for J(.