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Mar 29, 2011 at 18:26 comment added rita If $K_S-F$ is effective, than of course I have a bound since $K_S(K_S-F)\ge 0$ and $K_SF=2g(F)-2$. And by the same argument, I would have a bound if I could determine explicitly an $m$ such that $mK_S-F$ is effective, but that's precisely what I don't know how to do.
Mar 28, 2011 at 4:42 comment added Tong I GUESS in some sense you can make it. For example, you can consider the canonical map of the surface, which will work if $K_S^2$ is not so small. Assume that the fiber of the Albanese map is $F$, then consider whether $\mathscr{O}(K_S-F)$ has global section or not. If it has a global section, then after computing some intersection number, maybe you can have a bound of $g(F)$.
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