2009
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9947-09-05023-5
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Automorphism groups on normal singular cubic surfaces with no parameters

Abstract: Abstract. The classification of normal singular cubic surfaces in P 3 over a complex number field C was given by J. W. Bruce and C. T. C. Wall. In this paper, first we prove their results by a different way, second we provide normal forms of normal singular cubic surfaces according to the type of singularities, and finally we determine automorphism groups on normal singular cubic surfaces with no parameters.

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“…Thus, Theorem 2.1 yields that Aut(X) is the semidirect product of K * and G a . This is in accordance with [23]; we would like to thank Antonio Laface for mentioning this reference to us.…”
Section: Demazure Rootssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Thus, Theorem 2.1 yields that Aut(X) is the semidirect product of K * and G a . This is in accordance with [23]; we would like to thank Antonio Laface for mentioning this reference to us.…”
Section: Demazure Rootssupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Let S be a smooth cubic surface in P 3 . Then any automorphism of the affine variety P 3 n S is induced by an automorphism of P 3 , i.e., we have Aut P 3 n S D Aut P 3 ; S : that admits an effective G a -action (see [41,147,197]). Then Aut.P 3 ; S / contains a subgroup isomorphic to G a , so that Aut.P 3 n S / also contains a subgroup isomorphic to G a .…”
Section: Cylinders In Complements To Hypersurfacesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We denote the symmetric group on n letters by Σ n . The automorphism groups are from [25] and the GIT semi-stability assertions are from [18].…”
Section: Addressing the Orbit Closure Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%