On positivity of CM line bundles on the moduli space of klt good minimal models with $\kappa=1$
Masafumi Hattori

TL;DR
This paper investigates the positivity properties of CM line bundles on moduli spaces of klt good minimal models with Kodaira dimension one, establishing conditions for quasi-projectivity and ampleness.
Contribution
It introduces a new construction of a moduli space of numerical equivalence classes, extending previous work and overcoming earlier limitations, and proves the projectivity of certain moduli spaces.
Findings
The seminormalization of the moduli space is quasi-projective under mild assumptions.
The CM line bundle becomes ample after normalization.
The moduli space of ε-stable quotients is projective, supporting the overall framework.
Abstract
We study the positivity of CM line bundles on the coarse moduli space of Kawamata log terminal (klt) good minimal models with Kodaira dimension one. We prove that the seminormalization of the moduli space is quasi-projective under a mild assumption on the general fibers of good minimal models. Moreover, we show that the CM line bundle becomes ample after normalization. A key new ingredient is the construction of a moduli space of numerical equivalence classes, which is an extension of the work of Viehweg and allows us to bypass the failure of quasi-finiteness in the approach of the previous work by Hashizume and the author. We also establish the projectivity of the moduli space of -stable quotients, which is introduced by Toda, to a projective space, which plays a central role in our method. This particular situation is encompassed by our general framework of K-moduli of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometry and complex manifolds · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
