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Fibrations of Campana general type on surfaces

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We construct complex surfaces with genus two fibrations over \({\mathbb P^1}\) having special fibres such that the minimum of the multiplicities of the components is ≥ 2 whereas the g.c.d is 1. We can then produce new examples of fibred surfaces without multiple fibres which are of “general type” according to the definition of Campana. We prove that these surfaces are of general type and simply connected; and we compute in some cases their invariants. Moreover, we extend the construction obtaining general type fibrations of any even genus on simply connected surfaces. All our examples are defined over number fields.

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Stoppino, L. Fibrations of Campana general type on surfaces. Geom Dedicata 155, 69–80 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10711-011-9578-z

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