Macaulay2 files for the paper "Fourier-Mukai partners for non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds and Gale duality"
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| author | Marquand, Lisa v. Bothmer, Hans-Christian Boehning, Christian |
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| contents | <p> </p> <p>In the paper "Fourier-Mukai partners for non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds and Gale duality" we study so-called non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds, i.e., smooth cubic fourfolds containing two cubic surface scrolls in distinct hyperplanes with intersection number between the two scrolls equal to 1. We prove that a very general non-syzygetic cubic fourfold has precisely one nontrivial Fourier-Mukai partner that is also non-syzygetic. We characterise non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds algebraically as those having a special type of equation that is almost linear determinantal, and show that the equation of the Fourier-Mukai partner can be obtained by applying Gale duality. We establish that Gale dual cubics are birational, Fourier-Mukai partners and have birational Fano varieties of lines under suitable genericity assumptions, recovering a result of Brooke-Frei-Marquand. We show that the birationality of the Fano varieties of lines continues to hold in the context of equivariant birational geometry, but birationality of the cubics may not. We exhibit examples of Gale dual cubics with faithful actions of the alternating group on four letters that could provide counterexamples to equivariant versions of a conjecture by Brooke-Frei-Marquand predicting birationality of the cubics if the Fano varieties of lines are birational, and also possibly a related conjecture by Huybrechts predicting birationality of Fourier-Mukai partners. </p> <p>These are the Macaulay2 scripts referenced in this paper. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Macaulay2 files for the paper "Fourier-Mukai partners for non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds and Gale duality" Marquand, Lisa v. Bothmer, Hans-Christian Boehning, Christian <p> </p> <p>In the paper "Fourier-Mukai partners for non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds and Gale duality" we study so-called non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds, i.e., smooth cubic fourfolds containing two cubic surface scrolls in distinct hyperplanes with intersection number between the two scrolls equal to 1. We prove that a very general non-syzygetic cubic fourfold has precisely one nontrivial Fourier-Mukai partner that is also non-syzygetic. We characterise non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds algebraically as those having a special type of equation that is almost linear determinantal, and show that the equation of the Fourier-Mukai partner can be obtained by applying Gale duality. We establish that Gale dual cubics are birational, Fourier-Mukai partners and have birational Fano varieties of lines under suitable genericity assumptions, recovering a result of Brooke-Frei-Marquand. We show that the birationality of the Fano varieties of lines continues to hold in the context of equivariant birational geometry, but birationality of the cubics may not. We exhibit examples of Gale dual cubics with faithful actions of the alternating group on four letters that could provide counterexamples to equivariant versions of a conjecture by Brooke-Frei-Marquand predicting birationality of the cubics if the Fano varieties of lines are birational, and also possibly a related conjecture by Huybrechts predicting birationality of Fourier-Mukai partners. </p> <p>These are the Macaulay2 scripts referenced in this paper. </p> |
| title | Macaulay2 files for the paper "Fourier-Mukai partners for non-syzygetic cubic fourfolds and Gale duality" |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15396020 |