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A degenerate reason why trivial is not always good

Luigi Lunardon

created by daniele on 18 Mar 2019

21 mar 2019 -- 14:30

Sala Seminari, DM, Pisa

Seminary dei Baby-Geometri

Abstract.

In this talk, we focus on degeneration of low dimensional Calabi-Yau varieties. All the mysterious words in this abstract will be explained.

It is not surprising that, while curves are easy to understand and we have some control on degenerations of surfaces, things get wild in dimension three. In particular, we see that a consequence of Kulikov classification is that, for K3 surfaces, trivial monodromy implies good reduction; however, we show that there is no analogous statement for degenerations of a generic Calabi-Yau 3-fold.

We recall the classical definition of degeneration and explain how to translate this in the language of algebraic geometry. After this warm-up, we explain what is Kulikov classification of generic fibres of semistable degenerations of K3 surfaces and we show an example of degenerating Calabi-Yau 3-folds with trivial monodromy that does not admit good reduction.

I soli prerequisiti per seguire questo seminario sono: Basic Algebraic Geometry (Canonical bundle, blow ups, fibre products, cohomology...)

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