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Integral Subschemes of Codimension Two

Abstract

In this paper we study the problem of describing the integral subschemes within a fixed even linkage class $Ł$ of subschemes in $\Pn$ of codimension two. In the case that $Ł$ is not the class of arithmetically Cohen-Macaulay subschemes, we associate to any $X \in Ł$ two invariants $θ_X$ and $η_X$. When taken with the height $h_X$, each of these invariants determines the location of $X$ in $Ł$, thought of as a poset under domination. In terms of these invariants, necessary conditions are given for integral subschemes. The necessary conditions are almost sufficient in the sense that if a subscheme $X$ satisfies the necessary conditions and dominates an integral subscheme $Y$, then $X$ can be deformed with constant cohomology through subschemes in $Ł$ to an integral subscheme. In particular, if an even linkage class has a minimal element which is integral, then the conditions are both necessary and sufficient.

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Scott Nollet. 1995-04-15. Integral Subschemes of Codimension Two. https://arxiv.org/abs/alg-geom/9504008

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