On Huisman's conjectures about unramified real curves
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Abstract: Let be an unramified real curve with . If is odd, Huisman conjectures that is an -curve and that every branch of is a pseudo-line. If is even, he conjectures that is a rational normal curve or a twisted form of a such. We disprove the first conjecture by giving a family of counterexamples. We remark that the second conjecture follows for generic curves of odd degree from the formula enumerating the number of complex inflection points.
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