
TL;DR
This paper provides an explicit example demonstrating that the compactified Jacobian of a rational space curve can be nonreduced, answering a long-standing question in algebraic geometry.
Contribution
It presents the first explicit example of a nonreduced compactified Jacobian, resolving a question posed in 1979.
Findings
The compactified Jacobian can be nonreduced for certain rational space curves.
An explicit example of a genus 4 rational space curve is constructed.
The result settles a question about the structure of compactified Jacobians.
Abstract
We prove by explicit example that the compactified jacobian can be nonreduced. The example is a rational space curve of arithmetic genus 4. This answers a question posed by Cyril D'Souza in 1979.
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