Abstract:We explore a natural extension of braid arrangements in the context of determinantal arrangements. We show that these determinantal arrangements are free divisors. Additionally, we prove that free determinantal arrangements defined by the minors of 2×n matrices satisfy nice combinatorial properties.We also study the topology of the complements of these determinantal arrangements, and prove that their higher homotopy groups are isomorphic to those of S 3 . Furthermore, we find that the complements of arrangemen… Show more
“…The literature devoted to determinantal arrangements is not robust. In this context it is worth recalling a general result by Yim [6,Theorem 3.3], where he focuses on determinantal arrangements in P 2n−1 C defined by the products of the 2-minors. For i < j we denote the 2-minor of the matrix…”
In the present note we study determinantal arrangements constructed with use of the 3-minors of a 3 × 5 generic matrix of indeterminates. In particular, we show that certain naturally constructed hypersurface arrangements in P14C are free.
“…The literature devoted to determinantal arrangements is not robust. In this context it is worth recalling a general result by Yim [6,Theorem 3.3], where he focuses on determinantal arrangements in P 2n−1 C defined by the products of the 2-minors. For i < j we denote the 2-minor of the matrix…”
In the present note we study determinantal arrangements constructed with use of the 3-minors of a 3 × 5 generic matrix of indeterminates. In particular, we show that certain naturally constructed hypersurface arrangements in P14C are free.
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