$K$-regularity for finite quotient singularities

Matthew Satriano; Wanchun Shen

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$K$-regularity for finite quotient singularities

Matthew Satriano·Wanchun Shen

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We study $K$-regularity for complex varieties with finite quotient singularities. We prove that for such varieties, $K_1$-regularity is equivalent to smoothness whenever the singular locus is contained in an affine closed subvariety (e.g., affine varieties or those with isolated singularities). In contrast, we construct projective varieties with finite quotient singularities which are $K_m$-regular for every $m$ but are not local complete intersections. Our smoothness criterion is obtained by affirmatively answering Fogarty's 1988 question concerning differential forms on finite quotients.

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Matthew Satriano, Wanchun Shen. 2026-09-17. $K$-regularity for finite quotient singularities. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.21043

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