Rationally cubic connected manifolds I: manifolds covered by lines
Gianluca Occhetta, Valentina Paterno

TL;DR
This paper investigates smooth complex projective varieties with specific rational curve families, establishing bounds on their Picard number and characterizing their structure when the maximum is achieved.
Contribution
It proves that such varieties have Picard number at most three and describes their structure as an adjunction theoretic scroll when this maximum is attained.
Findings
Picard number of these manifolds is at most three
If Picard number equals three, the manifold has a scroll structure
The study links rational curve families to the manifold's geometric structure
Abstract
In this paper we study smooth complex projective polarized varieties (X,H) of dimension n \ge 2 which admit a dominating family V of rational curves of H-degree 3, such that two general points of X may be joined by a curve parametrized by V, and such that there is a covering family of rational curves of H-degree one. Our main result is that the Picard number of these manifolds is at most three, and that, if equality holds, (X,H) has an adjuction theoretic scroll structure over a smooth variety.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
