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Genus Two Stable Maps, Local Equations and Modular Resolutions

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arxiv 1201.2427 v4 pith:MC7LZ75Y submitted 2012-01-11 math.AG

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We provide a geometric construction of a sequence of modular blowups of the Artin stack parameterizing pre-stable pairs consisting of a genus-two nodal curve and a smooth divisor. The resulting stack locally diagonalizes the tautological derived objects associated with the moduli of stable maps from genus-two curves to projective space. As a consequence, the singularities of the main component of the moduli space of stable maps are resolved, and the entire space admits only normal crossing singularities. Our approach is expected to generalize to higher genera.

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