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Sur l'espace des modules des fibres vectoriels de rang 3 sur une courbe de genre 2 et la cubique de Coble

Abstract

In this thesis we have proved a conjecture about the moduli space SU_X(3) of semi-stable rank 3 vector bundles with trivial determinant on a genus 2 curve X, due to I. Dolgachev. Given X a smooth projective curve of genus 2, and the embedding of the jacobian JX into |3Θ|, A. Coble proved, at the begining of XX century, that there exists a unique cubic hypersurface C in |3Θ|* \simeq P^8, JX[3]-invariant and singular along JX. On the other hand, we have a map of degree 2 from SU_X(3) over |3Θ|, ramified along a sextic hypersurface B. The Dolgachev's conjecture affirms that the sextic B is the dual variety of the Coble's cubic C.

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Angela Ortega Ortega. 2003-12-09. Sur l'espace des modules des fibres vectoriels de rang 3 sur une courbe de genre 2 et la cubique de Coble. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0309019

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