Isomonodromic deformations of logarithmic connections and stability

Abstract

Let X0 be a compact connected Riemann surface of genus g with D0⊂ X0 an ordered subset of cardinality n, and let EG be a holomorphic principal G-bundle on X0, where G is a complex reductive affine algebraic group, that admits a logarithmic connection ∇0 with polar divisor D0. Let (EG, ∇) be the universal isomonodromic deformation of (EG,∇0) over the universal Teichm\"uller curve (X, D)→ Teichg,n, where Teichg,n is the Teichm\"uller space for genus g Riemann surfaces with n-marked points. We prove the following: Assume that g>1 and n= 0. Then there is a closed complex analytic subset Y ⊂ Teich(g,n), of codimension at least g, such that for any t∈ Teich(g,n) Y, the principal G-bundle EG Xt is semistable, where Xt is the compact Riemann surface over t. Assume that g>0, and if g= 1, then n >0. Also, assume that the monodromy representation for ∇0 does not factor through some proper parabolic subgroup of G. Then there is a closed complex analytic subset Y' ⊂ Teich(g,n), of codimension at least g, such that for any t∈ Teich(g,n) Y', the principal G-bundle EG Xt$ is semistable. Assume that g>1. Assume that the monodromy representation for ∇0 does not factor through some proper parabolic subgroup of G. Then there is a closed complex analytic subset Y" ⊂ Teich(g,n), of codimension at least g-1, such that for any t∈ Teich(g,n) Y', the principal G-bundle EG Xt is stable.

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