A few general points of the Hilbert scheme of K3 surfaces
Francisco Gallego, B. P. Purnaprajna
Abstract
A ribbon D over a variety C is a scheme such that Dred = C, the ideal I in OD of Cis a line bundle on C and I2 = 0. A two dimensional ribbon is called a carpet. In this article we show that if D is a K3 carpet, that is a ribbon associated to a rational normal scroll with numerical invariants that of a K3 surface,then it can be smoothed to a K3 surface. We also show that not all K3 carpets are smooth points of the Hilbert scheme unlike in the dimension one case as shown by Bayer and Eisenbud. We prove that only those K3 carpets which are supported on "balanced" scrolls are smooth points of the Hilbert scheme.
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