Extra Connected Components in the Moduli Space of Stable Surfaces
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Abstract: We construct examples of non-smoothable stable surfaces, that we call Corona surfaces, with invariants in a wide range comprising all possible invariants of smooth minimal surfaces of general type but non-standard second plurigenus. We deduce that the moduli space of stable surfaces has least connected components distinguished by the second plurigenus and, in particular, it always has more irreducible components than the Gieseker moduli space with the same invariants.
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