Moduli of Trigonal Curves
arXiv:alg-geom/9710015
Abstract
We study the moduli of trigonal curves. We establish the exact upper bound of for the slope of trigonal fibrations. Here, the slope of any fibration of stable curves with smooth general member is the ratio of the restrictions of the boundary class and the Hodge class on the moduli space to the base . We associate to a trigonal family a canonical rank two vector bundle , and show that for Bogomolov-semistable the slope satisfies the stronger inequality . We further describe the rational Picard group of the {trigonal} locus in the moduli space of genus curves. In the even genus case, we interpret the above Bogomolov semistability condition in terms of the so-called Maroni divisor in .
arXiv comment69 pages, 34 figures, Latex2e
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