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May 10, 2024 4:00 pm - 4:00 pm ET
Valley Geometry Seminar
LGRT 1681

Given a fibration f:X→Y of complex projective varieties with general fiber F, the Iitaka conjecture predicts the inequality κ(KX)≥κ(KF)+κ(KY). Recently Chang has shown that if one further assumes that the stable base locus 𝔹(−KX) is vertical over Y, then we have a similar inequality for the anticanonical divisor κ(−KX)≤κ(−KF)+κ(−KY) . Both Iitaka's conjecture and Chang's theorem are known to fail in positive characteristic. In this talk I will explain how to recover Chang's theorem for a large class of fibrations in positive characteristic.

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Refreshments at 3:30pm