Geometry Seminar
University of Tor Vergata, Department of
Mathematics
6th of March 2024,
14:30-16:00, room “Dal Passo”
Embedded
deformations of curves with maximal variation of Hodge structure
Víctor
González Alonso
Leibniz Universität Hannover
Given a family of complex (smooth projective)
manifolds, one can measure its non-triviality by looking at how much the Hodge
structures of the fibres change. This leads to the
notion of maximal (infinitesimal) variation of Hodge structure (IVHS).
In
the case of families of curves, results of Lee-Pirola
and of myself with Torelli imply that a general deformation of any curve has
maximal IVHS. This is however not so clear if one wants the deformation to keep
some further structure, such as the gonality of the curve or an embedding into
a given surface. For example, it was only recently proved by Favale and Pirola that every smooth plane curve admits a deformation
as a plane curve with maximal IVHS, and the question remains open for
deformations of curves inside any other surface.
In
this talk I will present a joint work in progress with Sara Torelli extending
this result to curves in P1 x P1, which
turns out to be way more involved than the plane case.
This
talk is part of the activity of the MIUR Excellence Department Projects MathMod@TOV, and the PRIN 2022 Moduli Spaces and Birational
Geometry