# Automorphism group of the moduli space of parabolic bundles over a curve

**Authors:** David Alfaya, Tomas L. Gomez

arXiv: 1905.12404 · 2023-03-03

## TL;DR

This paper determines the automorphism group of the moduli space of parabolic bundles on a curve, establishes a Torelli theorem, and classifies birational equivalences and stability chambers for these moduli spaces.

## Contribution

It provides a complete description of automorphisms of the moduli space, a Torelli theorem for parabolic bundles, and classifies when different moduli spaces are isomorphic.

## Key findings

- Automorphism group generated by curve automorphisms, tensoring, duals, and Hecke transforms.
- Torelli theorem for parabolic bundles with arbitrary rank and generic weights.
- Classification of birational maps and stability chambers for moduli spaces.

## Abstract

We find the automorphism group of the moduli space of parabolic bundles on a smooth curve (with fixed determinant and system of weights). This group is generated by: automorphisms of the marked curve, tensoring with a line bundle, taking the dual, and Hecke transforms (using the filtrations given by the parabolic structure). A Torelli theorem for parabolic bundles with arbitrary rank and generic weights is also obtained. These results are extended to the classification of birational equivalences which are defined over "big" open subsets (3-birational maps, i.e. birational maps giving an isomorphism between open subsets with complement of codimension at least 3).   Finally, an analysis of the stability chambers for the parabolic weights is performed in order to determine precisely when two moduli spaces of parabolic vector bundles with different parameters (curve, rank, determinant and weights) can be isomorphic.

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