Titlebook: Algebraic Curves; Towards Moduli Space Maxim E. Kazaryan,Sergei K. Lando,Victor V.‘Prasol Textbook 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018

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Michael R. Gottfredson,Don M. Gottfredsonof divisors of the same degree is endowed with additional structures. It must be a topological space and, moreover, a complex variety. Abel’s theorem identifies the space of classes of divisors of zero degree on a curve of genus . with a .-dimensional complex torus, the Jacobian of the curve.

dry-eye

Filiz M?zrak,Gonca Reyhan Akkartalifferent compactifications, but only few of them are convenient to work with. In contrast to higher genera, the moduli space . is a smooth manifold rather than orbifold. This property simplifies a bit investigation of moduli spaces in genus 0 case.

Malaise

Springer Series in Advanced Manufacturingons and general properties of Chern classes of vector bundles, and then show how one can use them to obtain some results we already know and their generalizations. In the next chapter, we will speak about characteristic classes that arise naturally in the study of the topology of moduli spaces of curves.

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Weierstrass Points,ith special properties. This method, due to Weierstrass, also singles out a finite set of special points on every curve. This set is closely related to the set of fixed points of nontrivial automorphisms, but does not in general coincide with it. In particular, Weierstrass points on a curve do exist even if it has no nontrivial automorphisms.

Pander

,Abel’s Theorem,of divisors of the same degree is endowed with additional structures. It must be a topological space and, moreover, a complex variety. Abel’s theorem identifies the space of classes of divisors of zero degree on a curve of genus . with a .-dimensional complex torus, the Jacobian of the curve.

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A Backward Look from the Viewpoint of Characteristic Classes,ons and general properties of Chern classes of vector bundles, and then show how one can use them to obtain some results we already know and their generalizations. In the next chapter, we will speak about characteristic classes that arise naturally in the study of the topology of moduli spaces of curves.

resistant

Moduli Spaces of Stable Maps, through a given collection of points. The methods suggested by Kontsevich turned out to be applicable to a wide circle of problems of enumerative geometry, being now the main tool for computing Gromov–Witten invariants.