The moduli of surfaces admitting genus two fibrations over elliptic curves

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In this thesis, we study the structure, deformations and the moduli spaces of complex projective surfaces admitting genus two fibrations over elliptic curves. We observe that, a surface admitting a smooth fibration as above is elliptic and we employ results on the moduli of polarized elliptic surfaces, to construct moduli spaces of these smooth fibrations. In the case of nonsmooth fibrations, we relate the moduli spaces to the Hurwitz schemes H(1,X(d),n) of morphisms of degree n from elliptic curves to the modular curve X(d), d=3. Ultimately, we show that the moduli spaces, considered, are fiber spaces over the affine line A¹ with fibers determined by the components of H (1,X(d),n).

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Algebraic geometry.

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G. Karadoğan, “The moduli of surfaces admitting genus two fibrations over elliptic curves,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2005.