On the hyperbolicity of base spaces for maximally variational families of smooth projective varieties
arXiv:1806.01666
Abstract
For smooth families with maximal variation, whose general fibers have semi-ample canonical bundle, the generalized Viehweg hyperbolicity conjecture states that the base spaces of such families are of log general type. This deep conjecture was recently proved by Popa-Schnell using the theory of Hodge modules and a theorem by Campana-Păun. In this paper we prove that those base spaces are pseudo Kobayashi hyperbolic, as predicted by the Lang conjecture: any complex quasi-projective manifold is pseudo Kobayashi hyperbolic if it is of log general type. As a consequence, we prove the Brody hyperbolicity of moduli spaces of polarized manifolds with semi-ample canonical bundle. This proves a conjecture by Viehweg-Zuo in 2003. We also prove the Kobayashi hyperbolicity of base spaces of effectively parametrized families of minimal projective manifolds of general type. This generalizes previous work by To-Yeung, in which they further assumed that these families are canonically polarized.
arXiv comment34 pages, final version merges arXiv:1809.05891; title changed. To appear in JEMS
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