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[论文解读] Zariski equisingularity of surface singularities in $\mathbb C^3$ by a local invariant
Adam Parusiński, Laurenţiu Păunescu|arXiv (Cornell University)|Feb 16, 2026
Holomorphic and Operator Theory被引用 0
一句话总结
作者为解析曲面奇点在 ℂ³ 中定义了局部不变量 multiplicity sequence mult^*(V),并证明一个族在泛化意义上的 Zariski 匀质性,当且仅当该不变量在族中保持常数。
ABSTRACT
We associate to every analytic surface singularity $(V,0)$ in $(\mathbb C^3,0)$, not necessarily isolated, an invariant $mult^* (V)$ and show that an analytic family of such singularities $(V_t,0)$, $t\in (\mathbb C^l,0)$, is generically Zariski equisingular if and only if $mult^* (V_t)$ is constant. The invariant, that we call the multiplicity sequence of $V$, takes into account the multiplicities of the successive discriminants of $V$ by generic corank one projections.
研究动机与目标
- Motivate the study of equisingularity for non-isolated surface singularities in ℂ³ and its relation to Teissier’s numerical invariants.
- Introduce the multiplicity sequence mult^*(V) as a local invariant built from discriminants of generic corank-one projections.
- Prove equivalence between generic Zariski equisingularity and constancy of mult^*(V_t) in analytic families.
- Relate mult^*(V) to Teissier’s numbers in the isolated case and establish analytic invariance and semicontinuity properties.
提出的方法
- Define the generalized discriminants and the ind(D_f) index for a Weierstrass polynomial representation of f.
- Construct the multiplicity sequence mult^*(V) from (mult_0(V), mult_0(D_f), i_0, mult_0(D_f^{i_0})) where i_0 = ind(D_f).
- Prove mult^*(V_t) is analytic-invariant and upper semicontinuous in ν-transverse Zariski equisingular families.
- Show that constancy of mult^*(V_t) is equivalent to ν-transverse Zariski equisingularity after generic linear changes of coordinates.
- Relate the sequence to Teissier’s μ^*(V_t), k(V_t), and φ(V_t) for isolated singularities via established formulas.
实验结果
研究问题
- RQ1Can a local invariant control Zariski equisingularity for non-isolated surface singularities in ℂ³?
- RQ2Is the multiplicity sequence mult^*(V_t) constant in a family if and only if the family is Zariski equisingular (up to ν-transverse changes)?
- RQ3How does mult^*(V) relate to Teissier’s numbers in the isolated case?
- RQ4Do generalized discriminants provide an analytic invariant and semicontinuity properties suitable for equisingularity analysis?
主要发现
- A new invariant mult^*(V) (the multiplicity sequence) is defined for analytic surface singularities in ℂ³.
- mult^*(V) is an analytic invariant and is upper semicontinuous in families.
- For isolated singularities, mult^*(V) can be expressed in terms of Teissier’s μ^*(V), k(V), and φ(V).
- An analytic family is ν-transverse Zariski equisingular if and only if mult^*(V_t) is constant.
- The main theorem yields equivalence among ν-transverse Zariski equisingularity, Zariski equisingularity (after generic linear change), and constancy of mult^*(V_t).
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