We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This means that C has no map onto P1 with solvable Galois group, while there exists a curve C′ that maps onto C and has a finite morphism to P1 with solvable Galois group. We construct such a curve C of genus 9 in the second symmetric product of a general curve of genus 2. It is also an example of a genus 9 curve that does not satisfy condition S(4,2,9) of Abramovich and Harris
We study the conditions under which an algebraic curve can be modeled by a Laurent polynomial that i...
AbstractWe determine all the possible geometric genera of curves of degree d in Pr which are not con...
The uniform position principle states that, given an irreducible nondegenerate curve C in the projec...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
AbstractZariski proved the general complex projective curve of genus g>6 is not rationally uniformiz...
A smooth projective complex curve C is called rationally uniformized by radicals if there exists a c...
A smooth projective complex curve C is called rationally uniformized by radicals if there exists a c...
AbstractZariski proved the general complex projective curve of genus g>6 is not rationally uniformiz...
AbstractWe determine all the possible geometric genera of curves of degree d in Pr which are not con...
Working over imperfect fields, we give a comprehensive classification of genus-one curves that are r...
AbstractWe present algorithms for parametrizing by radicals an irreducible curve, not necessarily pl...
We study the conditions under which an algebraic curve can be modeled by a Laurent polynomial that i...
AbstractWe determine all the possible geometric genera of curves of degree d in Pr which are not con...
The uniform position principle states that, given an irreducible nondegenerate curve C in the projec...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
We give a new example of a curve C algebraically, but not rationally, uniformized by radicals. This ...
AbstractZariski proved the general complex projective curve of genus g>6 is not rationally uniformiz...
A smooth projective complex curve C is called rationally uniformized by radicals if there exists a c...
A smooth projective complex curve C is called rationally uniformized by radicals if there exists a c...
AbstractZariski proved the general complex projective curve of genus g>6 is not rationally uniformiz...
AbstractWe determine all the possible geometric genera of curves of degree d in Pr which are not con...
Working over imperfect fields, we give a comprehensive classification of genus-one curves that are r...
AbstractWe present algorithms for parametrizing by radicals an irreducible curve, not necessarily pl...
We study the conditions under which an algebraic curve can be modeled by a Laurent polynomial that i...
AbstractWe determine all the possible geometric genera of curves of degree d in Pr which are not con...
The uniform position principle states that, given an irreducible nondegenerate curve C in the projec...