Weak Fano threefolds arising as the blowup of a hyperquadric in P4 along a curve
Abstract
We characterize smooth irreducible curves C on a smooth hyperquadric Y of P4 such that the blowup of Y along C is a weak Fano threefold. These are precisely the smooth irreducible curves C of degree d and genus g lying on a smooth hypercubic section of Y such that (i) C has no 4-secant line and no 7-secant conic; (ii) d< 18 and (g,d) ∈ \(4,7),\:(10, 11)\; (iii) either 3d-26<g≤d2-112 or (g,d)∈ \(4,6),\:(13,12)\. We prove the geometric realizability of each case, thereby proving the existence of weak Fano threefolds and Sarkisov links constructed from them, which were previously known only as numerical possibilities.
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