The conjecture on simple fibrations for canonical threefolds on the Noether line

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A canonical threefold on the Noether line is a canonical threefold whose canonical volume and geometric genus satisfy

K3=43pg−103.K^3=\frac{4}{3}p_g-\frac{10}{3}.

A simple fibration in (1,2)(1,2)-surfaces means the type of fibration specified in the source, with fibres that are (1,2)(1,2)-surfaces, over the projective line P1\mathbb{P}^1. The simple-fibration conjecture. Every canonical threefold on the Noether line with pgp_g sufficiently large birationally admits a simple fibration in (1,2)(1,2)-surfaces over P1\mathbb{P}^1.

The conjecture is the starting point for the paper's proof of the complete description of the relevant moduli spaces; the supplied text does not state whether it has been proved in full or remains open.

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Stephen Coughlan, Yong Hu, Roberto Pignatelli and Tong Zhang, “Moduli spaces of threefolds on the Noether line”, arXiv:2409.17847 (2025).

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