1981 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Algebraic Surfaces with Hyperelliptic Sections
Author : W. L. Edge
Published in: The Geometric Vein
Publisher: Springer New York
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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Surfaces whose prime (i.e. hyperplane) sections are hyperelliptic were studied and classified by Castelnuovo (2). If the sections have genus p, no surface can have order greater than 4p + 4, and any of lesser order is a projection of a normal surface Ф in a projective space S of 3p + 5 dimensions. There is a pencil of conies, none of them singular, on Ф; through each point of Ф passes one of the conies and their planes generate a threefold V of order 3p + 3 (2, § as the paper was later republished with different pagination, it may be advisable to refer to it by sections).