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Two-dimensional moduli spaces of irregular Higgs bundles

Péter Ivanics·András I. Stipsicz·Szilárd Szabó
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We give a complete description of the two-dimensional moduli spaces of stable Higgs bundles of rank 2 over complex projective line with one irregular singular point, having a regular leading-order term, and endowed with a generic compatible parabolic structure such that the parabolic degree of the Higgs bundle is 0. Our method relies on elliptic fibrations of the rational elliptic surface, an equivalence of categories between irregular Higgs bundles and some sheaves on a ruled surface, and an analysis of stability conditions.

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Péter Ivanics, András I. Stipsicz, Szilárd Szabó. 2018-04-22. Two-dimensional moduli spaces of irregular Higgs bundles. https://arxiv.org/abs/1604.08503

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