REMARKS ON THE BORDIGA SCROLLS OF DEGREE TEN

Antonio Lanteri (Italy) and Vania Nannola (Italy)

Received January 12, 2009

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Keywords and phrases: vector bundles on the projective plane, jumping line, jumping conic, scroll, Fano threefold.