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Hikari Iwasaki

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Normal Bundle Splitting Strata of Rational Curves in Toric Varieties

We study stratification by normal-bundle splitting type in families of unramified rational curves of fixed class in a smooth projective toric variety over an algebraically closed field {of arbitrary characteristic}. Using the Cox construction, we construct an explicit two-term resolution of the relative normal bundle by direct sums of line bundles on the universal curve over the fixed-source parameter space. Then we construct morphisms of vector bundles on the parameter space, which we call relative cohomology morphisms, from which we can investigate generic splitting type and jumping loci of the family. In particular, we obtain sufficient numerical criteria for unbalancedness of the normal bundle. We apply this method to blowups of projective space along linear subspaces, and show that the numerical criteria for unbalancedness are equivalent to those of Cela--Lian \cite{CelaLian2026}. We also obtain explicit formulas for the expected Chow classes of the jump loci.

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Recursive Formula for the Equations of Hessenberg Varieties

Hessenberg varieties are subvarieties of the flag variety, defined by containment conditions on flags with respect to a linear operator. The study of these varieties lies in the intersection of algebraic geometry, combinatorics, and representation theory. In this paper, we develop an algebro-geometric procedure for determining the closed subvariety structure of a Hessenberg variety $\mathcal{H}(X,h)$ in the flag variety for any linear operator $X$ and Hessenberg function $h$, by imposing a partial order on the Hessenberg functions and analyzing the relation of the corresponding Hessenberg varieties. In particular, we give a concrete recursive formula for determining all equations cutting out a given Hessenberg variety in each Schubert cell. As an application, we provide an alternative geometric proof of Tymoczko's results on the existence of affine pavings of a given Hessenberg variety and on the dimension count of its cells.

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Goppa Duality for Surfaces

Gale duality is an involution of point configurations in projective spaces. Goppa duality extends this concept to a duality between linear series on a Gorenstein curve passing through prescribed points. We generalize this classical result to surfaces, establishing a duality for linear series on surfaces realizing prescribed points as a complete intersection of two divisors. We present several applications, including existence and uniqueness results for Veronese surfaces satisfying conditions to pass through given points or curves. As a key example, we give an alternative proof of Coble's result on the existence of four Veronese surfaces passing through nine general points in projective 5-space.

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