41 research outputs found

    Some Koszul Rings from Geometry

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    We give examples of Koszul rings that arise naturally in algebraic geometry. In the first part, we prove a general result on Koszul property associated to an ample line bundle on a projective variety. Specifically, we show how Koszul property of multiples of a base point free ample line bundle depends on its Castelnuovo-Mumford regularity. In the second part, we give examples of Koszul rings that come from adjoint line bundles on irregular surfaces of general type.Comment: 18 pages; reference added; some minor changes of notatio

    Toroidalization of Locally Toroidal Morphisms from N-folds to Surfaces

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    The toroidalization conjecture of D. Abramovich, K. Karu, K. Matsuki, and J. Wlodarczyk asks whether any given morphism of nonsingular varieties over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero can be modified into a toroidal morphism. Following a suggestion by Dale Cutkosky, we define the notion of \emph{locally toroidal} morphisms and ask whether any locally toroidal morphism can be modified into a toroidal morphism. In this paper, we answer the question in the affirmative when the morphism is between any arbitrary variety and a surface.Comment: 22 pages. Final version (added an outline of the proof to the introduction, fixed some errors of notation); to appear in J of Pure and Applied Algebr

    Single point Seshadri constants on rational surfaces

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    Motivated by a similar result of Dumnicki, K\"uronya, Maclean and Szemberg under a slightly stronger hypothesis, we exhibit irrational single-point Seshadri constants on a rational surface XX obtained by blowing up very general points of PC2\mathbb{P}^2_\mathbb{C}, assuming only that all prime divisors on XX of negative self-intersection are smooth rational curves CC with C2=−1C^2=-1. (This assumption is a consequence of the SHGH Conjecture, but it is weaker than assuming the full conjecture.)Comment: 5 pages; minor changes since the original submission (additional references, slightly re-written introduction and proofs); to appear in J. Algebr
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