2009
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9947-09-04819-3
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Log canonical models for the moduli space of curves: The first divisorial contraction

Abstract: Abstract. In this paper, we initiate our investigation of log canonical models for (M g , αδ) as we decrease α from 1 to 0. We prove that for the first critical value α = 9/11, the log canonical model is isomorphic to the moduli space of pseudostable curves, which have nodes and cusps as singularities. We also show that α = 7/10 is the next critical value, i.e., the log canonical model stays the same in the interval (7/10, 9/11]. In the appendix, we develop a theory of log canonical models of stacks that expla… Show more

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“…In the case of genus 3 curves, in the general context of searching for the canonical model of M g (see Hassett-Hyeon [40]), one has a quite precise understanding of the birational geometry of M 3 (see Hyeon-Lee [41] and Rulla [56]). It is shown in Hyeon-Lee [41] that the birational models of M 3 mentioned above are log canonical models for an appropriate choice of the boundary.…”
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“…In the case of genus 3 curves, in the general context of searching for the canonical model of M g (see Hassett-Hyeon [40]), one has a quite precise understanding of the birational geometry of M 3 (see Hyeon-Lee [41] and Rulla [56]). It is shown in Hyeon-Lee [41] that the birational models of M 3 mentioned above are log canonical models for an appropriate choice of the boundary.…”
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“…Moreover, considering the functoriality of the Hilbert-Mumford index and the tautological ring of the Hilbert scheme reveals that one only needs to compute the Hilbert-Mumford index for mth Hilbert points for finitely many m to obtain the Hilbert-Mumford indices for all m. The results in the remainder of the section are taken from [5].…”
Section: A Gröbner Basis Algorithm For Computing the Hilbert-mumford mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These examples played important roles in our work on moduli problems of ν-canonical curves for ν = 2, 3 [7,8,6,5].…”
Section: Applicationsmentioning
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“…[SB]). Precisely, N E 1 (A I g ) is generated by two curve classes C 1 and C 2 , where C 1 is any exceptional curve in the contraction of A I g to the Satake compactification of A g , while (see [Ha1], [Ha2]). Precisely, if δ := δ 0 + · · · + δ [g/2] denotes the total boundary of M g and K M g = 13λ − 2δ is the canonical class of the moduli stack, for each rational parameter 0 ≤ α ≤ 1, one can introduce the log canonical model…”
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confidence: 99%