The product-order minimum conjecture for bidegrees of curves

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Let C/kC/k be a curve, and let

S1,1(C)={(a,b)∈N2∣a≤b and C≃ a curve of bidegree (a,b) in P1×P1},S_{1,1}(C)=\left\{(a,b)\in\mathbb{N}^2\mid a\leq b\text{ and }C\simeq\text{ a curve of bidegree }(a,b)\text{ in }\mathbb{P}^1\times\mathbb{P}^1\right\},

where ≃\simeq denotes birational equivalence. Product-order minimum conjecture. The set S1,1(C)S_{1,1}(C) admits a minimum with respect to the product order ≤×≤\leq\times\leq on N2\mathbb{N}^2. The conjecture concerns whether the bidegree invariant is independent of choosing a monomial order; no resolution is given here.

References

Primary source

Wouter Castryck and Filip Cools, “The lattice size of a lattice polygon”, arXiv:1402.4652 (2015).

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