Theoremes de connexites et varietes abeliennes
Olivier Debarre
Abstract
We prove a connexity theorem for abelian varieties in characteristic 0: if X is an abelian variety and V→ X and W→ X two morphisms, then, under certain hypotheses, the fiber product of V and W over X is connected. This theorem has several consequences: the algebraic fundamental groups of a simple abelian variety X and of a normal subvariety V of X of dimension > dim(X)/2 are isomorphic. The same holds when V is a finite cover of degree dim(X) of X. (The only difference between this replacement and the original submission is that one of the conjectures is now proved).
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