Rational curves on general projective hypersurfaces
Gianluca Pacienza
Abstract
Let k be an integer such that 1≤ k≤ n-5, and X2n-2-k⊂ Pn a general projective hypersurface of degree d=2n-2-k. In this paper we prove that the only k-dimensional subvariety Y of X2n-2-k having geometric genus zero is the one covered by the lines. As an immediate corollary we obtain that, for n>5, the general X2n-3⊂ Pn, contains no rational curves of degree δ>1.
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