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Dec 9, 2012 at 12:52 comment added naf Low degree hypersurfaces of large dimension are known to be unirational, but as far as I know rationality has not been proved in any degree $>2$ (for all hypersurfaces of a given dimension).
Dec 8, 2012 at 11:49 comment added aglearner Ulrich, I know about this situation in dimension $4$, this is why I asked specifically about dim $3$ which looks a bit different somehow... In fact I heard also once that low degree hypersufaces in $\mathbb CP^n$ of very large dimension are expected to be rational, but I wonder if this is indeed expected and if yes, is it proven at least in one case (of degree $\ge 3$)...
Dec 8, 2012 at 6:09 comment added naf If, instead of threefolds, you consider fourfolds, then the general cubic foufold is expected to be irrational but there do exist cubic fourfolds which are rational.
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