A bound on the degree of schemes defined by quadratic equations
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Abstract: We consider complex projective schemes defined by quadratic equations and satisfying a technical hypothesis on the fibres of the rational map associated to the linear system of quadrics defining . Our assumption is related to the syzygies of the defining equations and, in particular, it is weaker than properties , and . In this setting, we show that the degree, , of is bounded by a function of its codimension, , whose asymptotic behaviour is given by , thus improving the obvious bound . More precisely, we get the bound . Furthermore, if satisfies property or we obtain the better bound . Some classification results are also given when equality holds.
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