Fundamental Groups of Galois Closures of Generic Projections
Christian Liedtke
Abstract
For the Galois closure of a generic projection from a surface X, it is believed that π1() gives rise to new invariants of X. However, in all examples this group is surprisingly simple. In this article, we offer an explanation for this phenomenon: We compute a quotient of π1() that depends on π1(X) and data from the generic projection only. In all known examples except one, this quotient is in fact isomorphic to π1(). As a byproduct, we simplify part of the computations of Moishezon, Teicher and others.
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