On the existence of plane curves with prescribed multiple points
Joaquim Roe
Abstract
We address the problem of determining the degree a plane curve must have in order to pass with multiplicity m through r points in general position. A conjecture of Nagata states that one must have d > m r. We prove the inequalities d ≥ m(r-1)Πi=2r-1(1-i/(i2+r-1)) and d > m (r-1 - π/8).
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