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DerivedAlgGeo.AlgebraicGeometry.Surface.Enriques.Collection

Isotropic 10-collections on an Enriques surface #

Li--Nuer--Stellari--Zhao, arXiv:1912.04332v2, Definition 3.2 and equation (3.2), attach to a Fano polarization Δ an isotropic 10-sequence of numerical classes fᵢ satisfying

3δ = f₁ + ⋯ + f₁₀.

This file records line-bundle lifts of those classes against a supplied surface intersection context. The repository has no geometric Num(Y) quotient, nef predicate, or ampleness API. Consequently the numerical equality is supplied in its intrinsic intersection-theoretic form: 3δ and ∑ fᵢ have equal intersection with every Picard class. The field does not claim that the chosen Picard lift is nef or ample, and no collection is constructed on a concrete surface.

The two arithmetic consequences used by the Torelli lane are proved rather than stored: Δ · Fᵢ = 3 and Δ² = 10. In particular, the stale value Δ · Fᵢ = 1 is not compatible with equation (3.2): the sum of the other nine isotropic classes pairs to 9.

Main definitions #

Main results #

Supplied geometric data for an isotropic 10-collection of line bundles.

The normalization is equation (3.2) of arXiv:1912.04332v2, expressed through all intersection probes because the repository does not yet construct Num(Y). fano is only a Picard lift of the numerical Fano class: nefness and ampleness are deliberately not asserted.

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    The ten additive Picard classes underlying the selected line bundles.

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      The sum ∑ fᵢ of the ten selected additive Picard classes.

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        Distinct members of an isotropic collection determine distinct Picard classes.