Characterizing terminal Fano threefolds with the smallest anti-canonical volume, II

Abstract

It was proved by J.~A.~Chen and M.~Chen that a terminal Fano 3-fold X satisfies (-KX)3≥ 1330. We show that a Q-factorial terminal Fano 3-fold X with (X)=1 and (-KX)3=1330 is a weighted hypersurface of degree 66 in P(1,5,6,22,33). By the same method, we also give characterizations for other 11 examples of weighted hypersurfaces of the form X6d⊂ P(1,a,b,2d,3d) in Iano-Fletcher's list. Namely, we show that if a Q-factorial terminal Fano 3-fold X with (X)=1 has the same numerical data as X6d, then X itself is a weighted hypersurface of the same type.

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