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تسجيل مستخدم جديدGotzmann regularity for globally generated coherent sheaves
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Roger Dellaca
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In this paper, Gotzmanns Regularity Theorem is established for globally generated coherent sheaves on projective space. This is used to extend Gotzmanns explicit construction to the Quot scheme. The Gotzmann representation is applied to bound the second Chern class of a rank 2 globally generated coherent sheaf in terms of the first Chern class.
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