Birational rigidity of quartic three-folds with a double point of rank 3

Abstract Let V be a general three-dimensional quartic in the complex projective space ℙ 4 such that the only singularity of V is a double point of rank 3. We prove that V is a birationally rigid variety. Its group of birational self-maps is, up to the finite subgroup of biregular automorphisms, a free product of 25 cyclic groups of order 2. It follows that the complement to the set of birationally rigid factorial quartics with terminal singularities is of codimension at least 3 in the natural parameter space.

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Advances in Geometry
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/advgeom-2025-0024
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Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
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Birational rigidity of quartic three-folds with a double point of rank 3

Александр Валентинович Пухликов
Advances in Geometry
Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
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Birational rigidity of quartic three-folds with a double point of rank 3

Александр Валентинович Пухликов
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Abstract Let V be a general three-dimensional quartic in the complex projective space ℙ 4 such that the only singularity of V is a double point of rank 3. We prove that V is a birationally rigid variety. Its group of birational self-maps is, up to the finite subgroup of biregular automorphisms, a free product of 25 cyclic groups of order 2. It follows that the complement to the set of birationally rigid factorial quartics with terminal singularities is of codimension at least 3 in the natural parameter space.

Advances in GeometryVol. 25(4)
University of Liverpool (GB)
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Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
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