Intermediate Jacobians of moduli spaces

Abstract

Let SUX(n,L) be the moduli space of rank n semistable vector bundles with fixed determinant L on a smooth projective genus g curve X. Let SUXs(n,L) denote the open subset parametrizing stable bundles. We show that if g>3 and n > 1, then the mixed Hodge structure on H3(SUXs(n, L)) is pure of type (1,2),(2,1) and it carries a natural polarization such that the associated polarized intermediate Jacobian is isomorphic J(X). This is new when deg L and n are not coprime. As a corollary, we obtain a Torelli theorem that says roughly that SUXs(n,L) (or SUX(n,L)) determines X. This complements or refines earlier results of Balaji, Kouvidakis-Pantev, Mumford-Newstead, Narasimhan-Ramanan, and Tyurin.

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