On a combinatorial classification of fine compactified universal Jacobians

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contents Extending the definition of $V$-stability conditions, given by Viviani in a recent preprint, we introduce the notion of universal stability conditions. Building on results by Pagani and Tommasi, we show that fine compactified universal Jacobians, that is, fine compactified Jacobians over the moduli spaces of stable pointed curves $\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{g,n}$, are combinatorially classified by universal stability conditions. We use these stability conditions to show the following. The inclusion of fine compactified universal Jacobians of type $(g,n)$ whose fibres over geometric points are classical, that is, they are constructed by some numerical polarisations, into the class of all fine compactified universal Jacobians, is strict, in general, for any $g\geq 2$. This answers a question of Pagani and Tommasi.
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spellingShingle On a combinatorial classification of fine compactified universal Jacobians
Fava, Marco
Algebraic Geometry
Combinatorics
14H10, 14H40, 14K10, 14Txx
Extending the definition of $V$-stability conditions, given by Viviani in a recent preprint, we introduce the notion of universal stability conditions. Building on results by Pagani and Tommasi, we show that fine compactified universal Jacobians, that is, fine compactified Jacobians over the moduli spaces of stable pointed curves $\overline{\mathcal{M}}_{g,n}$, are combinatorially classified by universal stability conditions. We use these stability conditions to show the following. The inclusion of fine compactified universal Jacobians of type $(g,n)$ whose fibres over geometric points are classical, that is, they are constructed by some numerical polarisations, into the class of all fine compactified universal Jacobians, is strict, in general, for any $g\geq 2$. This answers a question of Pagani and Tommasi.
title On a combinatorial classification of fine compactified universal Jacobians
topic Algebraic Geometry
Combinatorics
14H10, 14H40, 14K10, 14Txx
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.17871