Rationality Proofs by Curve Counting
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Abstract: We propose an approach for showing rationality of an algebraic variety . We try to cover by rational curves of certain type and count how many curves pass through a generic point. If the answer is , then we can sometimes reduce the question of rationality of to the question of rationality of a closed subvariety of . This approach is applied to the case of the so-called Ueno-Campana manifolds. Our experiments indicate that the previously open cases and are both rational. However, this result is not rigorously justified and depends on a heuristic argument and a Monte Carlo type computer simulation. In an unexpected twist, existence of lattices , and turns out to be crucial.
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