Tissus alg\'ebriques exceptionnels
Luc Pirio

TL;DR
This paper constructs examples of exceptional algebraic webs that have maximal rank but are not algebraizable in the classical sense, focusing on a specific case previously identified as an exception.
Contribution
It identifies and constructs new examples of exceptional algebraic webs in a specific parameter case, expanding understanding of web algebraizability.
Findings
Constructed examples of exceptional algebraic webs
Demonstrated existence of non-classically algebraizable webs with maximal rank
Focused on the case where d = (r+2)(n-1)+1 for n > 2
Abstract
In arXiv:1302.3142, it has been proved that for r>1, n>1 and d>(r+1)(n-1)+1, a d-web of type (r,n) with maximal rank is algebraizable in the classical sense, except maybe when n>2 and d = (r+2)(n-1)+1. In the present paper, one considers this particular case. Under these hypotheses on r, n and d, one constructs some examples of `exceptional algebraic webs': these are generalized algebraic webs of maximal rank that aren't algebraizable in the classical sense.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Coding theory and cryptography · Finite Group Theory Research
