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Jia-Li Mo

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Topological and arithmetic characteristics about products of projective lines with complex tori

In this paper, we study non-planar degeneracies with cylindrical configurations. They could be constructed by the product $\mathbb{CP}^1 \times T$ of the projective plane and a complex torus with embedding $(m,n)$. We prove that their fundamental groups of Galois covers have an abelian subgroup of rank $m(2n-1)$ respectively, and the irregularity of these surfaces are at least $2mn-1$. Furthermore, we also use Chern numbers to compute the index of such surfaces and classify them.

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The Mordell Weil Groups of Cubic Pencils

In this paper we study the influences of the base points of cubic pencils on the Mordell-Weil groups. Specifically, we investigate and classify the cubic pencils with 8, 7 and 6 base points in general position, and give some applications.

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On Galois covers of a union of Zappatic surfaces of type $R_k$

We investigate the topological structures of Galois covers of a union of two Zappatic surfaces of type $R_k$. We prove that the Galois covers of such surfaces are simply-connected surfaces of general type. We also compute their Chern numbers and topological indices.

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A note on a question of Shioda about integral sections

We consider a rational elliptic surface with a relatively minimal fibration. We compute the number of integral sections in the above rational elliptic surface. As an application, we obtain an estimate of polynomial solutions of some equations.

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On the Galois covers of degenerations of surfaces of minimal degree

We investigate the topological structures of Galois covers of surfaces of minimal degree (i.e., degree n) in n+1 dimensional complex projective space. We prove that for n is greater than or equal to 5, the Galois covers of any surfaces of minimal degree are simply-connected surfaces of general type.

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