Fano fourfold literature

an overview of the literature listing Fano fourfolds

← classifications and lists

Sec23 Fano fourfolds with a prime divisor of Picard number 1

Secci, S. A. (2023). Fano fourfolds having a prime divisor of Picard number 1. Adv. Geom., 23(2), 267–280.

count28 families
constructionblowup
Picard rank $\rho_X$3
entry numberingfamily number
invariantshodge, volume, numerical, construction
links10.1515/advgeom-2023-0002MR4596223
notes28 families of Fano fourfolds of Picard number 3 with a prime divisor of Picard number 1, namely blow-ups of a ℙ¹-bundle over a smooth Fano of Picard number 1 along a codimension-2 subvariety. Numerical invariants and Hodge numbers provided.

Varieties

Each row is a family from this source. The description column records the construction as given in the paper (ambient and defining bundle, Cox-ring data, base variety, or birational model, depending on the source); the invariant columns are those the paper tabulates. Provenance and conventions are noted below the table.

entry$\rho_X$$(-\mathrm{K}_X)^4$$\mathrm{h}^0(-\mathrm{K}_X)$$\mathrm{h}^{1,1}$$\mathrm{h}^{1,2}$$\mathrm{h}^{1,3}$$\mathrm{h}^{2,2}$description
Sec23:X^1_{0,1}34717321011conic bundle over Z_1 (sextic in P(1,1,1,2,3)), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^1_{1,2}33013321122over Z_1, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^2_{0,1}39426310010over Z_2 (double cover of P^3 branched in a quartic), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^2_{1,2}36019310122over Z_2, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^3_{0,1}3141353509over Z_3 (cubic in P^4), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^3_{1,2}3902535122over Z_3, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^4_{0,1}3188443208over Z_4 (intersection of two quadrics in P^5), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^4_{1,2}31203132122over Z_4, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^5_{0,1}3235533007over Z_5 (codim-3 linear section of Gr(2,5)), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^5_{1,2}31503730122over Z_5, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^6_{0,1}3346743004over Z_6 (quadric in P^4), (a,d)=(0,1)
Sec23:X^6_{0,2}3296653008over Z_6, (a,d)=(0,2)
Sec23:X^6_{1,2}3260583008over Z_6, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^6_{1,3}32104930122over Z_6, (a,d)=(1,3)
Sec23:X^6_{2,1}3430903004over Z_6, (a,d)=(2,1)
Sec23:X^6_{2,4}31604030554over Z_6, (a,d)=(2,4)
Sec23:X^7_{0,1}3431903003over Z_7 = P^3, (a,d)=(0,1); toric, = Batyrev E_3
Sec23:X^7_{0,2}3376803004over P^3, (a,d)=(0,2)
Sec23:X^7_{0,3}3341743009over P^3, (a,d)=(0,3)
Sec23:X^7_{1,2}3350753004over P^3, (a,d)=(1,2)
Sec23:X^7_{1,3}3295653009over P^3, (a,d)=(1,3)
Sec23:X^7_{1,4}32605930122over P^3, (a,d)=(1,4)
Sec23:X^7_{2,1}34891013003over P^3, (a,d)=(2,1); toric, = Batyrev E_2
Sec23:X^7_{2,4}32405530122over P^3, (a,d)=(2,4)
Sec23:X^7_{2,5}32054930447over P^3, (a,d)=(2,5)
Sec23:X^7_{3,1}36051233003over P^3, (a,d)=(3,1); toric, = Batyrev E_1
Sec23:X^7_{3,2}3454953004over P^3, (a,d)=(3,2)
Sec23:X^7_{3,6}317043301088over P^3, (a,d)=(3,6)

Invariants from Table 2 of arXiv:2103.16140. Base threefolds Z_1..Z_7 as in the paper's Table 1. Families X^7_{0,1}, X^7_{2,1}, X^7_{3,1} coincide with Batyrev's toric E_3, E_2, E_1.