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Geometry of symmetric determinantal loci

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arxiv 1508.01995 v1 pith:6WDY5VMI submitted 2015-08-09 math.AG

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We study algebro-geometric properties of determinantal loci of (n+1)th symmetric matrices and also their double covers for even ranks. Their singularities, Fano indices and birational geometries are studied in general. The double covers of symmetric determinantal loci of rank four are studied with special interest by noting their relation to the Hilbert schemes of conics on Grassmannians.

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