On canonically fibred algebraic 3-folds - some new examples
Meng Chen, Aoxiang Cui

TL;DR
This paper improves numerical bounds for algebraic 3-folds that are canonically fibred and introduces new examples of such 3-folds and surfaces with high geometric genus, expanding the known landscape of these complex structures.
Contribution
It provides improved bounds and constructs new examples of smooth minimal 3-folds and surfaces with high geometric genus, including a novel class of surfaces fibred by curves of genus 13.
Findings
Enhanced numerical bounds for fibred 3-folds.
New examples of 3-folds with high geometric genus.
A new class of surfaces fibred by curves of genus 13.
Abstract
This note aims to improve known numerical bounds proved earlier by Chen \cite{PAMS} and Chen-Hacon \cite{Chen-Hacon} and to present some new examples of smooth minimal 3-folds canonically fibred by surfaces (resp. curves) of geometric genus as large as 19 (resp. 13). As an interesting by-product, we present a new class of general type surfaces which are canonically fibred by curves of genus 13.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Polynomial and algebraic computation · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
