GIT semistability conjecture for syzygy points of generic canonical curves

Let CPg1C\subset \mathbb{P}^{g-1} be a generic canonical curve. For integers pp with p(g3)/2p\geq \lfloor (g-3)/2\rfloor, consider its (p,2)(p,2)-syzygy point Syz(p,2)(C)\operatorname{Syz}_{(p,2)}(C). Canonical-curve syzygy semistability conjecture. The point Syz(p,2)(C)\operatorname{Syz}_{(p,2)}(C) is GIT semistable for all p(g3)/2p\geq \lfloor (g-3)/2\rfloor. Aside from some low-genus cases, this is known for p=0p=0 and for p=1p=1 for generic curves of odd genus, but remains open in the other stated cases.

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Maksym Fedorchuk, “Geometric invariant theory of syzygies, with applications to moduli spaces”, arXiv:1712.02776 (2018).

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