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Slope inequality of fibered surfaces, Morsification conjecture and moduli of curves

Makoto Enokizono
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Using the theory of moduli of curves, we establish various slope inequalities for general fibered surfaces. More precisely, we introduce the notion of functorial divisors on Artin stacks and prove a theorem concerning their effectiveness. Considering the above concept with the Morsification conjecture and the semistable reduction, we obtain several slope (in)equalities, e.g., a generalization of Moriwaki's slope inequality, slope equalities of general fibered surfaces whose fibers satisfy the Morsification conjecture. As applications, we provide a positive answer to Reid's conjecture concerning algebraic Morsification of non-hyperelliptic fibrations of genus 3, a positive partial answer to the question posed by Lu and Tan regarding the Chern invariants of fiber germs, and a partial result concerning lower bounds of the slope of effective divisors on the moduli spaces of stable curves.

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Makoto Enokizono. 2023-07-10. Slope inequality of fibered surfaces, Morsification conjecture and moduli of curves. https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.04311

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