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Smooth rational-curve self-intersection on a projective hypersurface (C2=−2−(d−4)a)

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For a degree-d smooth surface X⊂P3 and a smooth rational curve C of degree a, the canonical bundle is KX​=OX​(d−4). The adjunction formula gives (KX​+C)⋅C=−2, hence C2=−2−(d−4)a. In particular a line has self-intersection 2−d.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2008 / iii / Paper 25 / 6 / a / Solution
  • Very general surface of degree at least four has no smooth rational curve

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