An algebraic proof of Iitaka's Conjecture C2,1
Markus Wessler
Abstract
We give a proof of Iitaka's Conjecture C2,1 using only elementary methods from algebraic geometry. The main point is that, given a non-isotrivial and relatively minimal family f : X B, where X is a surface and B is a curve, both smooth and projective, we show that the direct image of the relatively canonical sheaf has strictly positive degree.
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