Projective normality and basepoint-freeness thresholds of general polarized abelian varieties

Abstract

For a polarized abelian variety (X,L), Z. Jiang and G. Pareschi introduce an invariant β(X,L), called the basepoint-freeness threshold. Using this invariant, we show that a general polarized abelian variety (X,L) of dimension g is projectively normal if (L) ≥ 22g-1 and the type of L is not (2,4,…,4). This bound is sharp since it is known that any polarized abelian variety of type (2,4,…,4) is not projectively normal. We also give an application of β(X,L) to the Infinitesimal Torelli Theorem for Y ∈ |L|.

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