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Elliptic surfaces and linear systems with fat points

Adrian Zahariuc
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We investigate the expected dimensionality of linear systems with general fat points on certain surfaces using an approach by specialization to elliptic surfaces. For the projectivization of the Atiyah bundle over an elliptic curve with a certain polarization, we observe that the special case of only one fat point implies the general case of arbitrarily many fat points, as well as results concerning other surfaces. We conjecture that this special case holds in characteristic 0, but prove that it fails in any positive characteristic.

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Adrian Zahariuc. 2024-01-20. Elliptic surfaces and linear systems with fat points. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00209-018-2196-9

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