A surface with $q=2$ and canonical map of degree $16$
Carlos Rito

TL;DR
This paper constructs a specific algebraic surface with particular invariants, including irregularity, geometric genus, and a canonical map of degree 16, contributing to the classification of algebraic surfaces.
Contribution
It introduces a new example of a surface with q=2, p_g=3, K^2=16, and a canonical map of degree 16, expanding known classifications.
Findings
Constructed a surface with q=2, p_g=3, K^2=16.
Demonstrated the surface's canonical map has degree 16.
Provides a new example in the classification of algebraic surfaces.
Abstract
We construct a surface with irregularity geometric genus self-intersection of the canonical divisor and canonical map of degree
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
