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On quasi-Albanese morphisms for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs

Yiming Zhu

TL;DR

Addresses the quasi-Albanese morphism for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs, introducing a framework based on differential forms, lc-triple theory, and MMP techniques to study the map $X^0\\rightarrow G$. The main result shows that for a log smooth pair $(X,D_X)$ with $D_X$ reduced and $K_X+D_X\\sim_{\\mathbb{Q}}0$, the quasi-Albanese morphism $\\alpha:X^0\\to G$ is surjective in codimension one, flat in codimension one, and semistable in codimension one. The paper develops subadditivity and positivity tools for logarithmic Kodaira dimensions, constructs a good minimal model over a compactification $\\mathbb{P}_A$ to derive a canonical bundle formula, and derives consequences such as crepant birationality and connectedness criteria for $D_X$. It also discusses orbifold fundamental groups, proving virtual nilpotence in the standard coefficient case and outlining a reduction strategy to the reduced divisor and the $q(X,D_X)=0$ case via polycyclicity. Together, these results advance understanding of quasi-Albanese maps in the MMP context and provide new avenues for studying fundamental groups of lc pairs.

Abstract

We study the quasi-Albanese morphisms for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs.

On quasi-Albanese morphisms for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs

TL;DR

Addresses the quasi-Albanese morphism for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs, introducing a framework based on differential forms, lc-triple theory, and MMP techniques to study the map . The main result shows that for a log smooth pair with reduced and , the quasi-Albanese morphism is surjective in codimension one, flat in codimension one, and semistable in codimension one. The paper develops subadditivity and positivity tools for logarithmic Kodaira dimensions, constructs a good minimal model over a compactification to derive a canonical bundle formula, and derives consequences such as crepant birationality and connectedness criteria for . It also discusses orbifold fundamental groups, proving virtual nilpotence in the standard coefficient case and outlining a reduction strategy to the reduced divisor and the case via polycyclicity. Together, these results advance understanding of quasi-Albanese maps in the MMP context and provide new avenues for studying fundamental groups of lc pairs.

Abstract

We study the quasi-Albanese morphisms for log canonical Calabi-Yau pairs.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 7 sections, 17 theorems, 41 equations.

Key Result

Theorem 1

kawamata1981characterization, see also fujino2024quasi If $\overline{\kappa}(X^0)=0$, then the quasi-Albanese morphism of $X^0$ is dominant and has irreducible general fibers.

Theorems & Definitions (32)

  • Theorem 1
  • Theorem 2
  • Theorem 3
  • Theorem 4: greb2011differential
  • Proposition 5
  • proof
  • Lemma 6
  • proof
  • Theorem 7: Quasi-Albanese morphism iitaka1976logarithmic, see also fujino2024quasi
  • Remark 9
  • ...and 22 more