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Positivity of Relative Pluricanonical Direct Images via Fixed-Point Metrics

Abstract

We develop a direct analytic approach to positivity of relative pluricanonical direct images through a fixed-point Hermitian metric by direct differential curvature calculations. The curvature resolvent formula from fixed-point equation leads to two-sided estimates of entire Nakano curvature by determinant curvature. In this way, we identify generic rank of determinant curvature with birational variation dimension for a projective algebraic fibration between smooth connected projective varieties with general fiber of general type and maximal birational variation, assuming mKF is globally generated or the m-canonical map is birational for general fiber F. In the global generation case, Green--Griffiths Conjecture asks for the tautological bigness of the ordinary symmetric powers Symℓf*ωX/Y⊗ m, without passing to reflexive hulls, for ℓ≥ Pm(F)=h0(F,mKF) whenever m≥ 1. We prove it for all ℓ≥1 at levels m≥ 2, also in the case of birational m-canonical map, but construct a counterexample at level m=1. Over curves, curvature and boundary estimates give a direct analytic proof of Viehweg's ampleness theorem requested by Fujino. For smooth projective families, we also establish numerical dimension and vanishing results related to the birational variation dimension.

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BibTeX
@misc{fu2026positivity,
  title = {{Positivity of Relative Pluricanonical Direct Images via Fixed-Point Metrics}},
  author = {Jixiang Fu and Yunyang Xiao},
  howpublished = {arXiv},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.48550/arxiv.2610.35590},
  eprint = {2610.35590},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url = {https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.35590},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Positivity of Relative Pluricanonical Direct Images via Fixed-Point Metrics
AU  - Jixiang Fu
AU  - Yunyang Xiao
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/26
PB  - arXiv
DO  - 10.48550/arxiv.2610.35590
UR  - https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.35590
AB  - We develop a direct analytic approach to positivity of relative pluricanonical direct images through a fixed-point Hermitian metric by direct differential curvature calculations. The curvature resolvent formula from fixed-point equation leads to two-sided estimates of entire Nakano curvature by determinant curvature. In this way, we identify generic rank of determinant curvature with birational variation dimension for a projective algebraic fibration between smooth connected projective varieties with general fiber of general type and maximal birational variation, assuming mK_F is globally generated or the m-canonical map is birational for general fiber F. In the global generation case, Green--Griffiths Conjecture asks for the tautological bigness of the ordinary symmetric powers Sym^ℓf_*ω_X/Y^⊗ m, without passing to reflexive hulls, for ℓ≥ P_m(F)=h^0(F,mK_F) whenever m≥ 1. We prove it for all ℓ≥1 at levels m≥ 2, also in the case of birational m-canonical map, but construct a counterexample at level m=1. Over curves, curvature and boundary estimates give a direct analytic proof of Viehweg's ampleness theorem requested by Fujino. For smooth projective families, we also establish numerical dimension and vanishing results related to the birational variation dimension.
ER  -