On Euler-Jaczewski sequence and Remmert-Van de Ven problem for toric varieties
Gianluca Occhetta, Jaroslaw A. Wisniewski
Abstract
Let X be a complete toric variety and let Y be a smooth projective variety with Picard number one. We prove that, if there exists a surjective morphism from X to Y, then Y is a projective space.
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