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Tangent cones to generalised theta divisors and generic injectivity of the theta map

Algebraic Geometry · Submitted 11 Oct 2016

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The authors' main claim We use this to give a constructive proof and a sharpening of Brivio and Verra's theorem that the theta map $SU_C (r) -rightarrow |r \Theta|$ is generically injective for large values of $g$.

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CitationGeorge H. Hitching, Michael Hoff. "Tangent cones to generalised theta divisors and generic injectivity of the theta map." arXiv:1610.03456 (2016). https://pith.science/paper/R52MUXYF
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Let $C$ be a Petri general curve of genus $g$ and $E$ a general stable vector bundle of rank $r$ and slope $g-1$ over $C$ with $h^0 (C, E) = r+1$. For $g > (2r+2)(2r+1)$, we show how the bundle $E$ can be recovered from the tangent cone to the theta divisor $\Theta_E$ at ${\mathcal O}_C$. We use this to give a constructive proof and a sharpening of Brivio and Verra's theorem that the theta map $SU_C (r) -rightarrow |r \Theta|$ is generically injective for large values of $g$.

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Let $C$ be a Petri general curve of genus $g$ and $E$ a general stable vector bundle of rank $r$ and slope $g-1$ over $C$ with $h^0 (C, E) = r+1$. For $g > (2r+2)(2r+1)$, we show how the bundle $E$ can be recovered from the tangent cone to the theta divisor $\Theta_E$ at ${\mathcal O}_C$. We use this to give a constructive proof and a sharpening of Brivio and Verra's theorem that the theta map $SU_C (r) -rightarrow |r \Theta|$ is generically injective for large values of $g$.

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