Mukai pairs and simple K-equivalence

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Abstract: A K-equivalent map between two smooth projective varieties is called simple if the map is resolved in both sides by single smooth blow-ups. In this paper, we will provide a structure theorem of simple K-equivalent maps, which reduces the study of such maps to that of special Fano manifolds. As applications of the structure theorem, we provide examples of simple K-equivalent maps, and classify such maps in several cases, including the case of dimension at most 8.


The authors investigate the topic of simple \(K\)-equivalent maps between two smooth projective varieties. The defining feature of these maps is that they can be resolved on both sides through a single smooth blow-up. The paper's major contribution is a structure theorem that makes the study of such maps easier by reducing them to the study of specific Fano manifolds. The theorem is demonstrated through the presentation of examples of simple \(K\)-equivalent maps and the classification of these maps in a number of cases, including rational homogeneous varieties and symplectic varieties, up to dimensions of \(8\).



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