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Counting rational curves on K3 surfaces
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Geometry Of NumberGeometryProjective GeometryRemarkable FormulaCurve ModelingRational CurvesEnumerative GeometryNaive CountReal Algebraic GeometryComplex GeometryTropical Geometry
The aim of these notes is to explain the remarkable formula found by Yau and Zaslow [Y-Z] to express the number of rational curves on a K3 surface. Projective K3 surfaces fall into countably many families (Fg)g≥1 ; a surface in Fg admits a gdimensional linear system of curves of genus g . A naive count of constants suggests that such a system will contain a positive number, say n(g) , of rational (highly singular) curves. The formula is∑
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