On an unusual conjecture of Kontsevich and variants of Castelnuovo's lemma
J. M. Landsberg
Abstract
Let A=(aij) be an orthogonal matrix with no entries zero. Let B=(bij) be the matrix defined by bij= 1aij. M. Kontsevich conjectured that the rank of B is never equal to three. We interpret this conjecture geometrically and prove it. The geometric statment can be understood as a generalization of the Castelnouvo lemma and Brianchon's theorem.
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