Quotients of Calabi-Yau varieties
János Kollár, Michael Larsen
Abstract
Let X be a complex Calabi-Yau variety, that is, a complex projective variety with canonical singularities whose canonical class is numerically trivial. Let G be a finite group acting on X and consider the quotient variety X/G. The aim of this paper is to determine the place of X/G in the birational classification of varieties. That is, we determine the Kodaira dimension of X/G and decide when it is uniruled or rationally connected. If G acts without fixed points, then κ(X/G)=κ(X)=0; thus the interesting case is when G has fixed points. We answer the above questions in terms of the action of the stabilizer subgroups near the fixed points. We give a rough classification of possible stabilizer groups which cause X/G to have Kodaira dimension -∞ or equivalently (as we show) to be uniruled. These stabilizers are closely related to unitary reflection groups.
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