Q-factorial quartic threefolds
Constantin Shramov

TL;DR
This paper establishes conditions under which nodal quartic threefolds are Q-factorial, specifically when they have up to 12 singular points and do not contain planes, with a special case exception.
Contribution
It provides a new criterion for Q-factoriality of nodal quartic threefolds based on singularity count and geometric properties, including a detailed analysis of a special quartic with 12 singularities.
Findings
Q-factoriality holds for nodal quartic threefolds with ≤12 singular points without planes.
A unique quartic with 12 singularities containing a quadric surface is an exception.
Geometric constructions related to the exceptional quartic are presented.
Abstract
We prove that a nodal quartic threefold containing no planes is -factorial provided that it has not more than 12 singular points, with the exception of a quartic with exactly 12 singularities containing a quadric surface. We give some geometrical constructions related to the latter quartic.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
