Syzygy semistability conjecture for balanced canonical ribbons

Let kk be an integer and let R2k+1R_{2k+1} be the balanced canonical ribbon of genus 2k+12k+1. For integers pp satisfying 2pk12\leq p\leq k-1, consider its (p,2)(p,2)-syzygy point Syz(p,2)(R2k+1)\operatorname{Syz}_{(p,2)}(R_{2k+1}). Balanced-ribbon syzygy semistability conjecture. The syzygy point Syz(p,2)(R2k+1)\operatorname{Syz}_{(p,2)}(R_{2k+1}) is semistable for all 2pk12\leq p\leq k-1. This more precise conjecture is motivated by computer computations for small values of kk; the source does not establish it in general.

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

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