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SEMISTABILITY OF FROBENIUS DIRECT IMAGES OVER CURVES VIKRAM B. MEHTA AND CHRISTIAN PAULY Abstract. Let X be a smooth projective curve of genus g ≥ 2 defined over an algebraically closed field k of characteristic p > 0. Given a semistable vector bundle E over X, we show that its direct image F?E under the Frobenius map F of X is again semistable. We deduce a numerical characterization of the stable rank-p vector bundles F?L, where L is a line bundle over X. 1. Introduction Let X be a smooth projective curve of genus g ≥ 2 defined over an algebraically closed field k of characteristic p > 0 and let F : X ? X1 be the relative k-linear Frobenius map. It is by now a well-established fact that on any curve X there exist semistable vector bundles E such that their pull-back under the Frobenius map F ?E is not semistable [LanP], [LasP]. In order to control the degree of instability of the bundle F ?E, one is naturally lead (through adjunction HomOX (F ?E,E ?) = HomOX1 (E,F?E ?)) to ask whether semistability is preserved by direct image under the Frobenius map. The answer is (somewhat surprisingly) yes. In this note we show the following result. 1.1. Theorem. Assume that g ≥ 2.

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SEMISTABILITY
OF FROBENIUS DIRECT IMAGES OVER CURVES
VIKRAM B. MEHTA AND CHRISTIAN PAULY
Abstract.LetXbe a smooth projective curve of genusg2 defined over an algebraically closed fieldkof characteristicp >a semistable vector bundle0. Given EoverX, we show that its direct imageFEunder the Frobenius mapFofXWe deduce a numericalis again semistable. characterization of the stable rank-pvector bundlesFL, whereLis a line bundle overX.
1.Introduction LetXbe a smooth projective curve of genusg2 defined over an algebraically closed field kof characteristicp >0 and letF:XX1be the relativek-linear Frobenius map. It is by now a well-established fact that on any curveXthere exist semistable vector bundlesEsuch that their pull-back under the Frobenius mapF EIn orderis not semistable [LanP], [LasP]. to control the degree of instability of the bundleF E, one is naturally lead (through adjunction ∗ 0 0 HomOX(F E, E) = HomOX(E, FE)) to ask whether semistability is preserved by direct image 1 under the Frobenius map. The answer is (somewhat surprisingly) yes. In this note we show the following result.
1.1. Theorem.Assume thatg2. IfEis a semistable vector bundle overX(of any degree), thenFEis also semistable. Unfortunately we do not know whether also stability is preserved by direct image under Frobe-nius. It has been shown thatFLis stable for a line bundleL([LanP] Proposition 1.2) and that in small characteristics the bundleFEis stable for any stable bundleEof small rank [JRXY]. The main ingredient of the proof is Faltings’ cohomological criterion of semistability. We also need the fact that the generalized VerschiebungV, defined as the rational map from the moduli space MX1(r) of semistable rank-rvector bundles overX1with fixed trivial determinant to the moduli spaceMX(r) induced by pull-back under the relative Frobenius mapF, Vr:MX1(r)99KMX(r), E7F E is dominant for largeractually show a stronger statement for large. We r.
1.2. Proposition.Iflg(p1) + 1andlprime, then the generalized VerschiebungVlis generically´etaleforanycurveXparticular. In Vlis separable and dominant. As an application of Theorem 1.1 we obtain an upper bound of the rational invariantνof a vector bundleE, defined as ∗ ∗ ν(E) :=µmax(F E)µmin(F E), whereµmax(resp.µmin) denotes the slope of the first (resp. last) piece in the Harder-Narasimhan filtration ofF E.
1.3. Proposition.For any semistable rank-rvector bundleE ν(E)min((r1)(2g2),(p1)(2g2)).
2000Mathematics Subject Classification.Primary 14H40, 14D20, Secondary 14H40. 1
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