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A Sharp Castelnuovo Bound for the Normalization of Certain Projective Surfacesof degree ., and let . be its normalization: we shall assume . to be smooth (which is the case, e. g., when . is the generic projection of a given smooth projective surface .). Let ∑. be the linear system of curves cut out on . by the hypersurfaces of . of degree .; in other words ∑. corresponds to