ON THE SINGULARITIES OF QUOTIENTS BY 1-FOLIATIONS

Abstract We study the singularities of varieties obtained as infinitesimal quotients by $1$ -foliations in positive characteristic. (1) We show that quotients by (log) canonical $1$ -foliations preserve the (log) singularities of the MMP. (2) We prove that quotients by multiplicative derivations preserve many properties, amongst which most F -singularities. (3) We formulate a notion of families of $1$ -foliations, and investigate the corresponding families of quotients.

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Nagoya Mathematical Journal
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.1017/nmj.2025.10072
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Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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ON THE SINGULARITIES OF QUOTIENTS BY 1-FOLIATIONS

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Abstract We study the singularities of varieties obtained as infinitesimal quotients by $1$ -foliations in positive characteristic. (1) We show that quotients by (log) canonical $1$ -foliations preserve the (log) singularities of the MMP. (2) We prove that quotients by multiplicative derivations preserve many properties, amongst which most F -singularities. (3) We formulate a notion of families of $1$ -foliations, and investigate the corresponding families of quotients.

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Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (DE)
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