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Algebraic varieties, stacks, sheaves, schemes, moduli spaces, complex geometry, quantum cohomology.
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An example of toric threefold
I assume you mean dim 3 ODPs? The $A_1$ singularity typically refers to surface ODPs.
I don't think such variety can be constructed. On the fan side, the minimum generators of the rays form somethin …
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Generators for fake projective planes groups
Is there a reference for generators of fundamental groups of (some) fake projective planes in terms of matrices in $SU(2,1)$?
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Small birational maps on algebraic varieties
If $X$ and $Y$ are smooth and proper, then this looks a lot like the $K$-equivalence, which states that for some (=any) smooth proper $Z$ that maps to both $X$ and $Y$ the exceptional divisors are the …
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Global section of tensor product
No reason for that. If $L$ and $L_0$ are generic (given their degrees), then the equality of dimensions will hold. But there is no reason to have a natural isomorphism of spaces of sections.
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On the Grassmannian Gr(2,5) and spheres
Even if you just have a fibration with one sphere as the base and the other as the fiber, you will have Euler characteristics $4$ which is not the Euler characteristics of $G(2,5)$.
The description o …
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Crepant resolutions of toric varieties
The first requirement is that the toric variety is $\mathbb Q$-Gorenstein, otherwise discrepancies and crepancy are not defined. Combinatorially, this means that for every cone of the fan $\Sigma$ the …
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Bounds on dimension of cokernel of $Sym^2(H^0(X,D)) \to H^0(X,2D)$?
Let $X$ be a smooth projective curve over $\mathbb C$. Let $D$ be a divisor on it. What is known about upper bound on dimension of the cokernel of
$$Sym^2(H^0(X,D)) \to H^0(X,2D)?$$
In my case the div …
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On $n$-th cohomology of $M_{0,n+3}$
Can anyone please provide me with a reference on $H^n(M_{0,n+3},{\mathbb C})$ where $M_{0,n+3}$ is the (affine) scheme parametrizing $n+3$ labeled distinct points on ${\mathbb C\mathbb P}^1$? I am loo …
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sub-variety of (P^1)^4
You can think of this ring as the semigroup ring of the semigroup $S$ generated by
$$(1,0,0,1),(-1,0,0,1),(0,1,0,1),(0,-1,0,1),(0,0,1,1),(0,0,-1,1).$$
The above semigroup elements correspond to $f_1,f …
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Explicit computations of finite covers of genus one curves with two points of ramification
I have an explicit genus one curve $E$ with two points $p_1$ and $p_2$ on it and am looking for an explicit degree seven cover $X\to E$ with ramification precisely over $p_i$, with a single preimage p …
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Newton polygons of modular polynomials
This is pretty much straightforward curiosity. Is there anything known about Newton polygons of classical modular polynomials (polynomial relations between $j(\tau)$ and $j(n\tau)$)? I understand that …
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Surfaces in $\mathbb P^3$ with many simple isolated singularities
There is an example of an octic with 84 A_2 singularities (known upper bound is 98)
in arXiv:1108.1820, section 9.
Also, check out this paper
http://arxiv.org/abs/math/0505022
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Is there a Riemann-Roch like result for meromorphic differentials with all periods vanishing?
Let me address the concrete problem.
If you have two forms like this, the difference would be holomorphic, thus a constant, so uniqueness is clear.
For existence, suppose the points are $a$, $b$ and …
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which varieties can appear as exceptional divisors?
Assuming that the blowup in question is toric, and exceptional divisor has one component, you are not going to get anything beyond these examples. After all, it would mean that you have a subdivision …
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Does any smooth hypersurface in (C^*)^n admit a smooth normal crossings compactifcation as a...
An obvious thing to try is to consider the Newton polytope $\Delta$ of $f$ and take $\rm Proj$ of the corresponding semigroup algebra
$$
P=\rm{Proj}\oplus_{k\geq 0}\mathbb C[k\Delta].
$$
Then $Z$ is $ …