Counting Divisorial Contractions with Centre a $cA_{n}$-Singularity

First, we simplify the existing classification due to Kawakita and Yamamoto of 3 -dimensional divisorial contractions with centre a cA_{n} -singularity, also called a compound A_{n} singularity. Next, we describe the global algebraic divisorial contractions corresponding to a given local analytic equivalence class of divisorial contractions with centre a point. Finally, we consider divisorial contractions of discrepancy at least 2 to a fixed variety with centre a cA_{n} -singularity. We show that if there exists one such divisorial contraction, then there exist uncountably many such divisorial contractions.

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Publications of the Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences
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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.4171/prims/60-4-2
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Polynomial and algebraic computation
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Counting Divisorial Contractions with Centre a $cA_{n}$-Singularity

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Counting Divisorial Contractions with Centre a $cA_{n}$-Singularity

Erik Paemurru
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Abstract

First, we simplify the existing classification due to Kawakita and Yamamoto of 3 -dimensional divisorial contractions with centre a cA_{n} -singularity, also called a compound A_{n} singularity. Next, we describe the global algebraic divisorial contractions corresponding to a given local analytic equivalence class of divisorial contractions with centre a point. Finally, we consider divisorial contractions of discrepancy at least 2 to a fixed variety with centre a cA_{n} -singularity. We show that if there exists one such divisorial contraction, then there exist uncountably many such divisorial contractions.

Publications of the Research Institute for Mathematical SciencesVol. 60(4)
University of Miami (US), Saarland University (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Polynomial and algebraic computation
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