The rational-curves conjecture for torsion-canonical manifolds
The rational-curves conjecture for torsion-canonical manifolds
Let be a projective manifold with torsion canonical bundle and no rational curves. An étale quotient of an Abelian variety is a variety obtained as a quotient of an Abelian variety by a finite étale action.
Rational-curves conjecture for torsion-canonical manifolds. The manifold is an étale quotient of an Abelian variety.
By the Bogomolov--Beauville decomposition theorem, this is equivalent to asserting that Calabi--Yau and hyperkähler manifolds admit rational curves. The conjecture is known in several cases, including K3 surfaces and some Calabi--Yau threefolds, but remains open in general.
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Kyle Broder and Frédéric Campana, “Weakly Special Manifolds with no rational curves”, arXiv:2410.06402 (2026).
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