The genus-minimizing property of algebraic curves
Peter B. Kronheimer
Abstract
A viable and still unproved conjecture states that, if X is a smooth algebraic surface and C is a smooth algebraic curve in X, then C realizes the smallest possible genus amongst all smoothly embedded 2-manifolds in its homology class. A proof is announced here for this conjecture, for a large class of surfaces X, under the assumption that the normal bundle of C has positive degree.
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