On curves with high multiplicity on P(a,b,c) for (a,b,c) 4
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Abstract: On a weighted projective surface with , we compute lower bounds for the {em effective threshold} of an ample divisor, in other words, the highest multiplicity a section of the divisor can have at a specified point. We expect that these bounds are close to being sharp. This translates into finding divisor classes on the blowup of that generate a cone contained in, and probably close to, the effective cone.
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