Daniele Faenzi
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Daniele Faenzi has a total of 45 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Francesco Malaspina
Politecnico di Torino, Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24, 10129 Torino, Italy
9 shared publications - Jean Vallès
Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour, LMAP-UMR CNRS 5142, Avenue de l’Université, Pau Cedex, France
8 shared publications - Vladimiro Benedetti
CNRS, Laboratoire J.-A. Dieudonné, Université Côte d’Azur, Nice Cedex 2, France
7 shared publications - Gianfranco Casnati
Dipartimento di Scienze Matematiche, Politecnico di Torino, Torino, Italy
6 shared publications - Laurent Manivel
Toulouse Mathematics Institute CNRS Toulouse University
4 shared publications - Maria Chiara Brambilla
Università Politecnica delle Marche, Ancona, Italy
4 shared publications
Latest Publications
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Ulrich and Instanton Bundles on Special Cubic Fourfolds
We study instanton and Ulrich bundles on hypersurfaces of the projective space, with a focus on special cubic fourfolds and generalized Pfaffians, notably defined by skew-symmetric endomorphisms of Steiner bundles. We prove that the acyclic extensions of instantons deform to Ulrich bundles and deduce that the existence of instantons of low rank and charge implies the existence of Ulrich bundles of low rank, which in turn forces the fourfold to lie in some Hassett divisor. Finally we take a closer look to divisors of cubics with discriminant 18 and 20.
Open AccessUlrich and Instanton Bundles on Special Cubic Fourfolds
We study instanton and Ulrich bundles on hypersurfaces of the projective space, with a focus on special cubic fourfolds and generalized Pfaffians, notably defined by skew-symmetric endomorphisms of Steiner bundles. We prove that the acyclic extensions of instantons deform to Ulrich bundles and deduce that the existence of instantons of low rank and charge implies the existence of Ulrich bundles of low rank, which in turn forces the fourfold to lie in some Hassett divisor. Finally we take a closer look to divisors of cubics with discriminant 18 and 20.
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ULRICH AND INSTANTON BUNDLES ON SPECIAL CUBIC FOURFOLDS
We study instanton and Ulrich bundles on hypersurfaces of the projective space, with a focus on special cubic fourfolds and generalized Pfaffians, notably defined by skew-symmetric endomorphisms of Steiner bundles. We prove that the acyclic extensions of instantons deform to Ulrich bundles and deduce that the existence of instantons of low rank and charge implies the existence of Ulrich bundles of low rank, which in turn forces the fourfold to lie in some Hassett divisor. Finally we take a closer look to divisors of cubics with discriminant 18 and 20.
Open AccessULRICH AND INSTANTON BUNDLES ON SPECIAL CUBIC FOURFOLDS
We study instanton and Ulrich bundles on hypersurfaces of the projective space, with a focus on special cubic fourfolds and generalized Pfaffians, notably defined by skew-symmetric endomorphisms of Steiner bundles. We prove that the acyclic extensions of instantons deform to Ulrich bundles and deduce that the existence of instantons of low rank and charge implies the existence of Ulrich bundles of low rank, which in turn forces the fourfold to lie in some Hassett divisor. Finally we take a closer look to divisors of cubics with discriminant 18 and 20.
- 18 July 2025
- Published by American Mathematical Society (AMS) in Journal of Algebraic Geometry
- Vol. 35 (1) , 163-195
Hecke cycles on moduli of vector bundles and orbital degeneracy loci
Given a smooth genus two curve C C , the moduli space S U C ( 3 ) SU_C(3) of rank three semi-stable vector bundles on C C with trivial determinant is a double cover in P 8 {\mathbb {P}}^8 branched over a sextic hypersurface, whose projective dual is the famous Coble cubic, the unique cubic hypersurface that is singular along the Jacobian of C C . In this paper we continue our exploration of the connections of such moduli spaces with the representation theory of G L 9 GL_9 , initiated by Gruson, Sam and Weyman. In this spirit, starting from a general trivector v v in ∧ 3 C 9 \wedge ^3{\mathbb {C}}^9 , we construct a Fano manifold D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) in G ( 3 , 9 ) G(3,9) as a so-called orbital degeneracy locus, and we prove that it defines a family of Hecke lines in S U C ( 3 ) SU_C(3) . We deduce that D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) is isomorphic to the odd moduli space S U C ( 3 , O C ( c ) ) SU_C(3, {\mathcal {O}}_C(c)) of rank three stable vector bundles on C C with fixed effective determinant of degree one. We deduce that the intersection of D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) with a general translate of G ( 3 , 7 ) G(3,7) in G ( 3 , 9 ) G(3,9) is a K3 surface of genus nineteen.
- 18 July 2025
- Published by American Mathematical Society (AMS) in Journal of Algebraic Geometry
- Vol. 35 (1) , 163-195
Hecke cycles on moduli of vector bundles and orbital degeneracy loci
Given a smooth genus two curve C C , the moduli space S U C ( 3 ) SU_C(3) of rank three semi-stable vector bundles on C C with trivial determinant is a double cover in P 8 {\mathbb {P}}^8 branched over a sextic hypersurface, whose projective dual is the famous Coble cubic, the unique cubic hypersurface that is singular along the Jacobian of C C . In this paper we continue our exploration of the connections of such moduli spaces with the representation theory of G L 9 GL_9 , initiated by Gruson, Sam and Weyman. In this spirit, starting from a general trivector v v in ∧ 3 C 9 \wedge ^3{\mathbb {C}}^9 , we construct a Fano manifold D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) in G ( 3 , 9 ) G(3,9) as a so-called orbital degeneracy locus, and we prove that it defines a family of Hecke lines in S U C ( 3 ) SU_C(3) . We deduce that D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) is isomorphic to the odd moduli space S U C ( 3 , O C ( c ) ) SU_C(3, {\mathcal {O}}_C(c)) of rank three stable vector bundles on C C with fixed effective determinant of degree one. We deduce that the intersection of D Z 10 ( v ) D_{Z_{10}}(v) with a general translate of G ( 3 , 7 ) G(3,7) in G ( 3 , 9 ) G(3,9) is a K3 surface of genus nineteen.
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Higher rank instantons sheaves on Fano threefolds
We define instanton sheaves of higher rank on smooth Fano threefolds X of Picard rank one and show that their topological classification depends on two integers, namely the rank n (or the half of it, if the Fano index of X is odd) and the charge k. We elucidate the value of the minimal charge k0 of slope-stable n-instanton bundles (except for Fano threefolds of index 1 and genus 3 or 4), as an integer depending only on the genus of X and on n and we prove the existence of slope-stable n-instanton bundles of charge k greater than k0. Next, we study the acyclic extension of instantons on Fano threefolds with curvilinear Kuznetsov component and give a monadic description when the intermediate Jacobian is trivial. Finally, we provide several features of a general element in the main component of the moduli space of intantons, such as and generic splitting over rational curves contained in X and stable restriction to a K3 section S of X, and give applications to Lagrangian subvarieties of moduli spaces of sheaves on S.
Open AccessHigher rank instantons sheaves on Fano threefolds
We define instanton sheaves of higher rank on smooth Fano threefolds X of Picard rank one and show that their topological classification depends on two integers, namely the rank n (or the half of it, if the Fano index of X is odd) and the charge k. We elucidate the value of the minimal charge k0 of slope-stable n-instanton bundles (except for Fano threefolds of index 1 and genus 3 or 4), as an integer depending only on the genus of X and on n and we prove the existence of slope-stable n-instanton bundles of charge k greater than k0. Next, we study the acyclic extension of instantons on Fano threefolds with curvilinear Kuznetsov component and give a monadic description when the intermediate Jacobian is trivial. Finally, we provide several features of a general element in the main component of the moduli space of intantons, such as and generic splitting over rational curves contained in X and stable restriction to a K3 section S of X, and give applications to Lagrangian subvarieties of moduli spaces of sheaves on S.
- 5 March 2025
- Published by Wiley in Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society
- Vol. 57 (5) , 1539-1547
Ulrich ranks of Veronese varieties and equivariant instantons
We construct Ulrich bundles on Veronese threefolds of arbitrary degree as generic deformations of symmetric squares of equivariant instanton bundles on the projective space, thus classifying the rank of Ulrich bundles on such varieties and proving a conjecture of Costa and Miró‐Roig.
- 5 March 2025
- Published by Wiley in Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society
- Vol. 57 (5) , 1539-1547
Ulrich ranks of Veronese varieties and equivariant instantons
We construct Ulrich bundles on Veronese threefolds of arbitrary degree as generic deformations of symmetric squares of equivariant instanton bundles on the projective space, thus classifying the rank of Ulrich bundles on such varieties and proving a conjecture of Costa and Miró‐Roig.
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Logarithmic vector fields and foliations on toric varieties
We introduce a toric version of the sheaf of logarithmic vector fields along a divisor of a simplicial toric variety. The notion is also relevant for algebraically independent families of polynomials in the Cox ring. We provide a generalisation of the Saito criterion for the freeness of the toric logarithmic sheaf. We explain the relationship between this sheaf and the usual sheaf of logarithmic vector fields and the connection with holomorphic foliations on toric varieties.
Open AccessLogarithmic vector fields and foliations on toric varieties
We introduce a toric version of the sheaf of logarithmic vector fields along a divisor of a simplicial toric variety. The notion is also relevant for algebraically independent families of polynomials in the Cox ring. We provide a generalisation of the Saito criterion for the freeness of the toric logarithmic sheaf. We explain the relationship between this sheaf and the usual sheaf of logarithmic vector fields and the connection with holomorphic foliations on toric varieties.
- 10 June 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo Series 2
- Vol. 73 (6) , 2233-2243
Saito criterion and its avatars
- 10 June 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Rendiconti del Circolo Matematico di Palermo Series 2
- Vol. 73 (6) , 2233-2243
Saito criterion and its avatars
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- 17 May 2024
- Published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) in Forum of Mathematics, Sigma
- Vol. 12, e63
The Coble quadric
Given a smooth genus three curve C, the moduli space of rank two stable vector bundles on C with trivial determinant embeds in .
- 17 May 2024
- Published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) in Forum of Mathematics, Sigma
- Vol. 12, e63
Open AccessThe Coble quadric
Given a smooth genus three curve C, the moduli space of rank two stable vector bundles on C with trivial determinant embeds in .
- 2 May 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Mathematische Zeitschrift
- Vol. 307 (2) , 1-17
Rationality of Peskine varieties
- 2 May 2024
- Published by Springer Nature in Mathematische Zeitschrift
- Vol. 307 (2) , 1-17
Rationality of Peskine varieties
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THE SAITO CRITERION AND SOME AVATARS
Let k be a field of characteristic zero and R = k[x 1 ,. .. , x n ] be a graded commutative ring. To any set of 1 ≤ s ≤ n-1 algebraically independent polynomials f 1 ,. .. , f s ∈ R one associates a rank-(n+1-s) R-module Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) of logarithmic derivations; these logarithmic derivations δ ∈ Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) verify δ(f 1) f 1 = • • • = δ(f s) f s ∈ R. The aim of this note is to extend the Saito criterion, which characterizes freeness of the module Der(f) of tangent vector fields along a reduced divisor V (f), to the module Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s). More precisely, let δ i be (n + 1-s) independent derivations in Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) and U ⊂ Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) the sub-module generated by the δ i. We prove that U = Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) if and only if codim k n V (n+1-s U) > 1 when s > 1 or V (n U) = V (f 1) when s = 1.
Open AccessTHE SAITO CRITERION AND SOME AVATARS
Let k be a field of characteristic zero and R = k[x 1 ,. .. , x n ] be a graded commutative ring. To any set of 1 ≤ s ≤ n-1 algebraically independent polynomials f 1 ,. .. , f s ∈ R one associates a rank-(n+1-s) R-module Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) of logarithmic derivations; these logarithmic derivations δ ∈ Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) verify δ(f 1) f 1 = • • • = δ(f s) f s ∈ R. The aim of this note is to extend the Saito criterion, which characterizes freeness of the module Der(f) of tangent vector fields along a reduced divisor V (f), to the module Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s). More precisely, let δ i be (n + 1-s) independent derivations in Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) and U ⊂ Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) the sub-module generated by the δ i. We prove that U = Der(f 1 ,. .. , f s) if and only if codim k n V (n+1-s U) > 1 when s > 1 or V (n U) = V (f 1) when s = 1.