Key Varieties for Prime Q-Fano Threefolds Related with P2×P2-Fibrations. Part II

Abstract

We construct a 15-dimensional affine variety A15 with a GL2- and (C*)4-actions. We denote by A14 the affine variety obtained from A15 by setting one specified variable to 1 (we refer the precise definition to Definition 1.1 of the paper). Let P13 be several weighted projectivizations of A14, and P14 the weighted cone over P13 with a weight one coordinate added. We show that P13 or P14 produce, as weighted complete intersections, examples of prime Q-Fano threefolds of codimension four belonging to the eight classes No.308, 501, 512, 550, 577, 872, 878, and 1766 of the graded ring database. The construction of A15 is based on a certain type of unprojection and is inspired by R.Taylor's thesis submitted to University of Warwick. We also show that a partial projectivization of A15 has a P2×P2-fibration over the affine space A10. To show this, we introduce another 13-dimensional affine variety HA13 whose product with an open subset of A2 is isomorphic to a sextic cover of an open subset of A15.

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