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Compactifying Lagrangian fibrations

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arxiv 2411.06505 v2 pith:BNHKXGMS submitted 2024-11-10 math.AG

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We suggest a general framework for compactifing quasi-projective Lagrangian fibrations of geometric origin by holomorphic symplectic varieties. This framework includes a compactification criterion, which we then apply to various fibrations of geometric origin, and a discussion on holomorphic forms that are defined via correspondences in geometric examples. As application, we show that given a Lagrangian fibration $X \to B$ admitting local sections over an open subset $V$ with codimension $\ge 2$ complement, there exists a (possibly singular) holomorphic symplectic compactification of the Albanese fibration $A \to V$ (which we show exists as a smooth commutative algebraic group with connected fibers acting on $X_{V}$), as well as of any other torsor over $A$, or over any smooth commutative group scheme over $B$ with connected fibers that is isogenous to $A$.

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  1. Boundedness of some fibered K-trivial varieties

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    Fixed-dimension Calabi-Yau varieties with abelian or primitive symplectic fibrations are birationally bounded, and Lagrangian-fibered primitive symplectic varieties have finitely many deformation classes.

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