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Lines in supersingular quartics by Degtyarev, Alex ( Author )

Content Provider	Lemonjar Open Access
Publisher	Australian National University
Publication Date	08-08-2023
Summary	We show that the number of lines contained in a supersingular quartic surface is 40 or at most 32, if the characteristic of the field equals 2, and it is 112, 58, or at most 52, if the characteristic equals 3. If the quartic is not supersingular, the number of lines is at most 60 in both cases. We also give a complete classification of large configurations of lines.
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Item Type	Article
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File Size	29.34 KB
Language	English
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URL	http://arxiv.org/abs/1604.05836

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AMA 11th EditionReferences

Degtyarev, Alex. Lines in supersingular quartics. Australian National University. August 08, 2023. Accessed October 01, 2025. https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023

APA 7th EditionReferences

Degtyarev, Alex. (2023). Lines in supersingular quartics. Australian National University. https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023

Chicago 17th EditionReferences

Degtyarev, Alex. Lines in supersingular quartics. Australian National University. 2023. https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023

HarvardReferences

Degtyarev, Alex. (2023). Lines in supersingular quartics. [Online]. Australian National University. Available from: https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023. (Accessed 01 October 2025).

Harvard AustraliaReferences

Degtyarev, Alex, 2023, Lines in supersingular quartics, Australian National University, viewed 01 October 2025, <https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023>

MLA 9th EditionWorks Cited

Degtyarev, Alex. Lines in supersingular quartics. Australian National University, 2023. PROV Database, https://online.provdatabase.com/cite/13023.

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