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Algebra / Abstract algebra / Algebraic geometry / Algebraic varieties / Hodge theory / Invariant theory / Algebraic surfaces / Projective variety / Birational geometry / Fano variety / Hodge structure / Moduli space
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Algebra
Abstract algebra
Algebraic geometry
Algebraic varieties
Hodge theory
Invariant theory
Algebraic surfaces
Projective variety
Birational geometry
Fano variety
Hodge structure
Moduli space

FANO VARIETIES AND EPW SEXTICS OLIVIER DEBARRE Abstract. We explore a connection between smooth projective varieties X of dimension n with an ample divisor H such that H n = 10 and KX = −(n − 2)H and a class of sexti

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