Moduli spaces of weighted pointed stable curves
By Brendan Hassett. 2002
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Abstract A weighted pointed curve consists of a nodal curve and a sequence of marked smooth points, each assigned a number between zero and one. A subset of the marked points may coincide if the sum of the corresponding weights is no greater than one. We construct moduli spaces for these objects using methods of the log minimal model program, and describe the induced birational morphisms between moduli spaces as the weights are varied. In the genus zero case, we explain the connection to Geometric Invariant Theory quotients of points in the projective line, and to compactifications of moduli spaces studied by Kapranov, Keel, and Losev-Manin.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics
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- Conformal blocks and rational normal curves (2010, background): “nt to the image carrying ≤ βj distinct points. Thus the condition P 4 1βk = d+ 2 translates to the image of the entire curve carrying ≤ d+2 distinct points, as claimed. 4.4. Hassett spaces. Following [Has03], for A := {a 1,...,an} ∈ Qn ∩(0,1]n such that P ai ≥ 2 we denote by M 0,A the compact moduli”
- Zariski decompositions of numerical cycle classes (2013, methodology): “ollowing diagram: M 0;7 ! M S 7 ? 0;7 ? y ? ? y˚ M 0;A ! M S 7 0;A Here M 0;A= (P1)7==SL 2 is the moduli space of stable weighted pointed curves dened by assigning the weight 1=3 to each point as in [Has03]. The quotient from M 0;7 to M 0;Ais S 7-equivariant and descends to dene the map ˚. The nef d”
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- Projectivity of the moduli space of stable log-varieties and subadditivity of log-Kodaira dimension (2015, background): “.9). In any case, one should mention that the introduction of fractional coefficients for higher dimensional pairs led Hassett to go back to the case of n-pointed curves and study a weighted version in [Has03]. These moduli spaces are more numerous and have greater flexibility than the traditional ones”
- Semipositivity theorems for moduli problems (2012, background): “we do not discuss the moduli spaces of stable pairs here, Theorem 1.12 and Theorem 1.13 play important roles in the proof of the projectivity of the moduli spaces of stable pairs (see [Ale2], [FulP], [Has], and 4.4 below). Theorem 1.13 (Semipositivity theorem III). Let Xbe an equidimensional variety”
- MODULI SPACES OF RATIONAL WEIGHTED STABLE CURVES AND TROPICAL GEOMETRY (2014, methodology): “Hassett [H] introduces these spaces in the context of the log minimal model program and proves that there is a smooth projective scheme representing the moduli problem of weighted stable curves, denoted M0,w.”
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- Square-tiled surfaces and rigid curves on moduli spaces (2010, background): “ent Dk for any k > 2. The numerical class of T hyp d,µ,i spans an extremal ray of the cone of moving curves on Hg ∼= Mf0,2g+2, which is dual to the face hD3,...,Dg+1i of the effective cone. Hassett [H] studied moduli spaces of weighted pointed stable curves. The moduli space M0,n can be regarded a”
- Hypertrees, projections, and moduli of stable rational curves (2010, background): “ birational contraction of M 0;nwhose exceptional locus intersects the interior M 0;n. Birational contractions whose exceptional locus lies in the boundary have been previously constructed by Hassett [Has]. In particular, the map vgives a (hypothetical) new Mori chamber of M 0;n. It would be interes”