For every genus g ≤ 12, the paper identifies exactly which Brill–Noether loci are contained in which, yielding a complete relative-position classification.
Recent Developments in Brill-Noether Theory
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We briefly survey recent results related to linear series on curves that are general in various moduli spaces, highlighting the interplay between algebraic geometry on a general curve and the combinatorics of its degenerations. Breakthroughs include the proof of the Maximal Rank Theorem, which determines the Hilbert function of the general linear series of given degree and rank on the general curve in M_g, and complete analogs of the standard Brill-Noether theorems for curves that are general in Hurwitz spaces. Other advances include partial results in a similar direction for linear series in the Prym locus of a general unramified double cover of a general k-gonal curve and instances of the Strong Maximal Rank Conjecture.
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Brill--Noether loci in genus $\leq 12$
For every genus g ≤ 12, the paper identifies exactly which Brill–Noether loci are contained in which, yielding a complete relative-position classification.