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تسجيل مستخدم جديدModuli of Linear Sections of a General Hypersurface
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Anand Patel
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We investigate the global variation of moduli of linear sections of a general hypersurface. We prove a generic Torelli result for a large proportion of cases, and we obtain a complete picture of the global variation of moduli of line slices of a general hypersurface.
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