Le Potier's strange duality, quot schemes, and multiple point formulas   for del Pezzo surfaces
  We study Le Potier's strange duality on del Pezzo surfaces using quot schemes to construct independent sections of theta line bundles on moduli spaces of sheaves, one of which is the Hilbert scheme of n points. For n at most 7, we use multiple point formulas to count the length of the quot scheme, which agrees with the dimension of the space of sections on the Hilbert scheme. When the surface is the projective plane and n is arbitrary, we use nice resolutions of general stable sheaves to show that the quot schemes that arise are finite and reduced. Combining our results, we obtain a lower bound on the rank of the strange duality map, as well as evidence that the map is injective when n is at most 7. 
Aaron Bertram, Thomas Goller, Drew Johnson
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