2002
DOI: 10.7146/math.scand.a-14387
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A compactification of the space of twisted cubics

Abstract: We give an elementary, explicit smooth compactification of a parameter space for the family of twisted cubics. The construction also applies to the family of subschemes defined by determinantal nets of quadrics, e.g., cubic ruled surfaces in P 4 , Segre varieties in P 5 . It is suitable for applications of Bott's formula to a few enumerative problems.

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“…Recall that any two quadrics containing a cubic scroll cut a residual codimension-2 subspace. The main idea of the construction of the parameter space in [8] summarized below is to reverse the process: look at pencils of quadrics through a codimension-2 subspace. A Hilbert scheme construction is also available, though less elementary, cf.…”
Section: A Parameter Space Of Cubic Scrollsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Recall that any two quadrics containing a cubic scroll cut a residual codimension-2 subspace. The main idea of the construction of the parameter space in [8] summarized below is to reverse the process: look at pencils of quadrics through a codimension-2 subspace. A Hilbert scheme construction is also available, though less elementary, cf.…”
Section: A Parameter Space Of Cubic Scrollsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Continuing, we recall from [7] (see also [8]) the construction of a parameter space for the family of cscs in the fibers of a P 4 -fibration, P (E) → X. It is obtained by a sequence of three explicit blowups,…”
Section: A Parameter Space Of Cubic Scrollsmentioning
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“…It can be rendered flat by a single blowup along a suitable smooth subvariety of X using techniques as in (Vainsencher and Xavier 2002), but this is not needed in the sequel.…”
Section: The Parameter Spacementioning
confidence: 99%