Boundedness of hyperbolic varieties

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Abstract: Let k be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero, and let X/k be a projective variety. The conjectures of Demailly--Green--Griffiths--Lang posit that every integral subvariety of X is of general type if and only if X is algebraically hyperbolic i.e., for any ample line bundle mathcalL on X there is a real number alpha(X,mathcalL), depending only on X and mathcalL, such that for every smooth projective curve C/k of genus g(C) and every k-morphism fcolonCoX, extdegCf∗mathcalLleqalpha(X,mathcalL)cdotg(C) holds. In this work, we prove that if X/k is a projective variety such that every integral subvariety is of general type, then for every ample line bundle mathcalL on X and every integer ggeq0, there is an integer alpha(X,mathcalL,g), depending only on X,mathcalL, and g, such that for every smooth projective curve C/k of genus g and every k-morphism fcolonCoX, the inequality extdegCf∗mathcalLleqalpha(X,mathcalL,g) holds, or equivalently, the Hom-scheme underlineextHomk(C,X) is projective.














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