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# The Chow Ring of the Hilbert Scheme of Rational Normal Curves

@article{Pandharipande1996TheCR,
title={The Chow Ring of the Hilbert Scheme of Rational Normal Curves},
author={Rahul Pandharipande},
journal={arXiv: Algebraic Geometry},
year={1996}
}
Let H(d) be the (open) Hilbert scheme of rational normal curves of degree d in P^d. A presentation of the integral Chow ring of H(d) is given via equivariant Chow ring computations. Included also in the paper are algebraic computations of the integral equivariant Chow rings of the algebraic groups O(n), SO(2k+1). The results for S0(3)=PGL(2) are needed for the Hilbert scheme calculation.
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