Seshadri fibrations on algebraic surfaces
Abstract
We show that small Seshadri constants in a general point of a surface have strong geometrical implications: the surface is fibered by curves computing the Seshadri constant. We give a sharp bound in terms of the selfintersection of the given ample line bundle and discuss some examples.
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