On the rationality of SU(r,d)
David C. Butler
Abstract
Let SU(r,d) be the moduli space of rank r, degree d vector bundles over a smooth projective curve of genus g 2. If (r,d)=1 and d divides r+1, then SU is rational. Furthermore, if 0<δ< r and all prime divisors of δ divide r, and if d divides r-δ, then SU is rational. The proof is a variation on a result of Newstead and modifications due to Ballico and then Boden and Yokogawa.
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