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arXiv · 1712.09270

Non-associative Hilbert scheme and Thom polynomials

Abstract

Thom polynomial describes the cohomology class Poincaré dual to the locus of particular singularity of a generic holomorphic map. In this paper we derive a closed formula for the generating function of its coefficients. The method is based on a new construction of the embedding space of punctual Hibert scheme that we call the non-associative Hilbert scheme. The efficiency of the method is demonstrated on explicit computation of a number of Thom polynomials, including those associated with singularities of Thom-Boardman types~$Σ^{i,j}$, $Σ^{2,1,1}$, $Σ^{2,2,1}$, and~$Σ^{2,2,2}$.

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Maxim Kazarian. 2017-12-26. Non-associative Hilbert scheme and Thom polynomials. https://arxiv.org/abs/1712.09270

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