Rigid curves on M0,n and arithmetic breaks
Abstract
A result of Keel and McKernan states that a hypothetical counterexample to the F-conjecture must come from rigid curves on M0,n that intersect the interior. We exhibit several ways of constructing rigid curves. In all our examples, a reduction mod p argument shows that the classes of the rigid curves that we construct can be decomposed as sums of F-curves.
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