Scrolls over four dimensional varieties
Andrea Luigi Tironi
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Andrea Luigi Tironi
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Abstract We point out the relations between the classical and the adjunction-theoretic definition of scroll over varieties of dimension four. In particular, we prove that an adjunction-theoretic scroll of dimension greater than or equal to seven, polarized by a very ample line bundle, is also a classical scroll and that a classical scroll is an adjunction-theoretic scroll with a few exceptions.
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Abstract We point out the relations between the classical and the adjunction-theoretic definition of scroll over varieties of dimension four. In particular, we prove that an adjunction-theoretic scroll of dimension greater than or equal to seven, polarized by a very ample line bundle, is also a classical scroll and that a classical scroll is an adjunction-theoretic scroll with a few exceptions.
Key concepts: Adjunction, Scroll, Mathematics, Dimension (graph theory), Pure mathematics, Point (geometry), Algebra over a field, Geometry