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Coordinate rings for the moduli of $SL_2(\C)$ quasi-parabolic principal bundles on a curve and toric fiber products

Christopher Manon
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We continue the program started in \cite{M1} to understand the combinatorial commutative algebra of the projective coordinate rings of the moduli stack $\mathcal{M}_{C, \vec{p}}(SL_2(\C))$ of quasi-parabolic $SL_2(\C)$ principal bundles on a generic marked projective curve. We find general bounds on the degrees of polynomials needed to present these algebras by studying their toric degenerations. In particular, we show that the square of any effective line bundle on this moduli stack yields a Koszul projective coordinate ring. This leads us to formalize the properties of the polytopes used in proving our results by constructing a category of polytopes with term-orders. We show that many of results on the projective coordinate rings of $\mathcal{M}_{C, \vec{p}}(SL_2(\C))$ follow from closure properties of this category with respect to fiber products.

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Christopher Manon. 2012-06-21. Coordinate rings for the moduli of $SL_2(\C)$ quasi-parabolic principal bundles on a curve and toric fiber products. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jalgebra.2012.05.007

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