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Simple singularities of parametrized plane curves in positive characteristic

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Pages 3996-4006 | Received 04 Aug 2017, Published online: 26 Feb 2018
 

ABSTRACT

Let K be an algebraically closed field of characteristic p>0. The aim of the article is to give a classification of simple parametrized plane curve singularities over K. The idea is to give explicitly a class of families of singularities which are not simple such that almost all singularities deform to one of those and show that remaining singularities are simple.

2010 MATHEMATICS SUBJECT CLASSIFICATION:

Acknowledgments

The authors would like to thank very much the referee for his helpful comments.

Notes

1Let Γ=<β0,,βl> and Γ¯=<β¯0,,β¯k> two semigroups given by the minimal set of generators. We define ΓΓ¯ iff Γ=Γ¯ or there exists i≤ min(l,k) such that β0=β¯0,,βi1=β¯i1 and βi<β¯i. In a deformation of a parametrization with semigroup Γ the semigroup is smaller or equal to Γ.

2The conductor of a semigroup is the minimum of all c in the semigroup such that all integers greater than c are in the semigroup.

3We assume as always that n<m and nm.

4Also called sagbi normal form.

5According to the definition of a deformation we are allowed to choose U with the property 0∈U as small as we need.

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