Projection conjecture for point sets in projective four-space

Let Σ\Sigma be a subset of P4\mathbb{P}^4, let nn be such that Σ<(n1)2|\Sigma|<(n-1)^2, and let kk be a positive integer. Assume that at most k(n1)k(n-1) points of Σ\Sigma can be contained in a curve of degree kk. Let

ϕ4:P4\dasharrowP2\phi_4:\mathbb{P}^4\dasharrow\mathbb{P}^2

be a general projection.

Projection conjecture. At most k(n1)k(n-1) points of ϕ4(Σ)\phi_4(\Sigma) can be contained in a curve of degree kk in P2\mathbb{P}^2.

The source states that this conjecture implies the factoriality conjecture for nodal hypersurfaces. The cited results establish factoriality under weaker bounds on the number of nodes, but the projection assertion itself is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Ivan Cheltsov and Jihun Park, “Factorial hypersurfaces in P^4 with nodes”, arXiv:math/0511673 (2005).

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