Compact moduli of plane curves
By P. Hacking. 2003
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We construct a compactication Md of the moduli space of plane curves of degreed. We regard a plane curveC P 2 as a surface-divisor pair (P 2 ;C) and dene Md as a moduli space of pairs (X;D) where X is a degeneration of the plane. We show that, if d is not divisible by 3, the stackMd is smooth and the degenerate surfaces X can be described explicitly. MSC2000: 14H10, 14J10, 14E30.
Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Geometry and Topology
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