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Wall crossing morphisms for moduli of stable pairs

Giovanni Inchiostro (UW)
Tuesday, February 2, 2021 - 2:30pm
via Zoom
Giovanni Inchiostro
Giovanni Inchiostro

Consider a quasi-compact moduli space M of pairs (X,D) consisting of a variety X and a divisor D on X. If M is not proper, it is reasonable to find a compactification of it. Assume furthermore that there are two rational numbers 0<b<a<1 such that, for every pair (X,D) corresponding to a point in M, the pairs (X,aD) and (X,bD) are klt, and the Q-divisors K_X+aD and K_X+bD are ample. Using Kollár's formalism of stable pairs, one can construct two different compactifications of M (M_a and M_b), corresponding to a and b. One may wonder how to relate these two compactifications. The main result is that, up to replacing M_a and M_b with their normalizations, there are birational morphisms M_a \to M_b. This project is inspired by Hassett's work on weighted stable curves, and is joint with Kenny Ascher, Dori Bejleri and Zsolt Patakfalvi.

The talk will start with a pre-seminar at 2pm:

Title: Wall crossing morphisms for Hassett's moduli of weighted stable curves

Abstract: I will present some of the material in Hassett's paper "Moduli spaces of weighted pointed stable curves". I am planning on describing the objects on the boundary, and if time permits, briefly introducing the reduction morphisms.

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