The common monodromy-invariant cycle conjecture for glued K3 fibrations

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Let p=(Fβ ⁣:X→[0,1])∈UHSVZp=(F_{\beta}\colon X\to [0,1])\in U_{HSVZ} be a glued fibration of a K3 surface to the segment, and suppose that FβF_{\beta} factors through the two Lagrangian fibrations π′\pi' and π”\pi”, with fiber classes e′e' and e”e”. Then there is a 11-homology class, denoted e′∩e”e'\cap e”, such that

Common cycle conjecture. The class e′∩e”e'\cap e” is primitive in both H1(e′,Z)H_{1}(e',\mathbb{Z}) and H1(e”,Z)H_{1}(e”,\mathbb{Z}), and is monodromy invariant with respect to both π′\pi' and π”\pi”.

This conjecture concerns the compatibility of the two Lagrangian fibrations arising near the Satake boundary of the moduli space. The supplied text states the expected primitive and monodromy-invariance properties but gives no evidence of a resolution.

References

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Yuji Odaka, “PL density invariant for type II degenerating K3 surfaces, Moduli compactification and hyperKahler metrics”, arXiv:2010.00416 (2020).

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