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Antonio Lacopo

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Higher Gaussian maps on the hyperelliptic locus and second fundamental form

In this paper we study higher even Gaussian maps of the canonical bundle on hyperelliptic curves and we determine their rank, giving explicit descriptions of their kernels. Then we use this descriptions to investigate the hyperelliptic Torelli map $j_h$ and its second fundamental form. We study isotropic subspaces of the tangent space $T_{{\mathcal H}_g, [C]}$ to the moduli space ${\mathcal H}_g$ of hyperelliptic curves of genus $g$ at a point $[C]$, with respect to the second fundamental form $ρ_{HE}$ of $j_h$. In particular, for any Weierstrass point $p \in C$, we construct a subspace $V_p$ of dimension $\lfloor\frac{g}{2} \rfloor$ of $T_{{\mathcal H}_g, [C]}$ generated by higher Schiffer variations at $p$, such that the only isotropic tangent direction $ζ\in V_p$ for the image of $ρ_{HE}$ is the standard Schiffer variation $ξ_p$ at the Weierstrass point $p \in C$.

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Gaussian maps on trigonal curves

In this paper we study higher even Gaussian maps of the canonical bundle for cyclic trigonal curves. More precisely, we study suitable restrictions of these maps determining a lower bound for the rank, and more generally, a lower bound for the rank for the general trigonal curve. We also manage to give the explicit description of the kernel of the second Gaussian map. Finally, we use these results to show the non existence of "extra" asymptotic directions for cyclic trigonal curves in some spaces generated by higher Schiffer variations.

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Higher Gaussian maps for special classes of curves

In this paper we study higher Gaussian (or Wahl) maps for the canonical bundle of certain smooth projective curves. More precisely, we determine the rank of higher Gaussian maps of the canonical bundle for plane curves, for curves contained in certain linear systems in a surface given by a product of two curves and for curves contained in a sufficiently ample line bundle on an Enriques surface.

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