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Extremal rational elliptic threefolds

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posted on 2015-07-13, 12:52 authored by Artie PrendergastArtie Prendergast
An elliptic fibration is a proper morphism f : X → Y of normal projective varieties whose generic fibre E is a regular curve of genus 1. The Mordell–Weil rank of such a fibration is defined to be the rank of the finitely generated abelian group Pic0 E of degree-0 line bundles on E. In particular, f is called extremal if its Mordell–Weil rank is 0. The simplest nontrivial elliptic fibration is a rational elliptic surface f : X → P1. There is a complete classification of extremal rational elliptic surfaces, due to Miranda–Persson in characteristic 0 [14] and W. Lang in positive characteristic [12, 13]. (See also Cossec– Dolgachev [4, Section 5.6].) The purpose of the present paper is to produce a corresponding classification of a certain class of extremal rational elliptic threefolds.

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Michigan Mathematical Journal

Volume

59

Issue

3

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535 - 572

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PRENDERGAST-SMITH, A., 2010. Extremal rational elliptic threefolds. Michigan Mathematical Journal, 59 (3), pp. 535 - 572

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Mathematics Department, University of Michigan

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2010

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0026-2285

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1945-2365

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