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arXiv · 2109.00769

On unexpected curves of type $(d+k,d)$

Abstract

We present a construction explaining the existence of (unexpected) curves of degree $d+k$, passing through a set $Z$ of points on $\mathbb{P}^2$, and having a generic point $P$ of multiplicity $d$. The construction is based on the syzygies of the $k$-th powers of Jacobian of the product of lines dual to the points of $Z$. We prove also a result characterizing the unexpectedness of the curves via splitting type of the bundle of these syzygies retricted to the line dual to $P$.

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Grzegorz Malara, Halszka Tutaj-Gasińska. 2022-10-28. On unexpected curves of type $(d+k,d)$. https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.00769

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