Locally Cohen-Macaulay space curves defined by cubic equations and globally generated vector bundles
Cristian Anghel, Iustin Coanda, Nicolae Manolache

TL;DR
This paper classifies certain globally generated vector bundles on projective spaces by analyzing locally Cohen-Macaulay space curves defined by cubic equations, extending previous results to higher dimensions and providing explicit resolutions.
Contribution
It introduces a classification approach for globally generated vector bundles with specific Chern classes using monads of Cohen-Macaulay curves, extending to higher-dimensional projective spaces.
Findings
Classification of globally generated vector bundles with c1 ≥ 4 on P^3.
Extension of classification to higher-dimensional projective spaces.
Explicit graded free resolutions for certain space curves.
Abstract
We classify globally generated vector bundles with first Chern class at least 4 on the projective 3-space with the property that has a non-zero global section. This (seemingly) technical result allows one to reduce the classification of globally generated vector bundles with at most 7 on the projective 3-space to the classification of stable rank-2 reflexive sheaves with the same properties. The proof is based on a description of the monads of all locally Cohen-Macaulay space curves defined by cubic equations. We extend then this kind of classification to higher dimensional projective spaces. We use this extension to recuperate quickly the classification of globally generated vector bundles with on the projective -space for at least 4, which is part of the main result of our previous paper [arxiv:1305.3464]. We provide, in the appendices to the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
