2013
DOI: 10.5427/jsing.2013.7d
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The Multiplicity Polar Theorem, Collections of 1-forms and Chern Numbers

Abstract: Abstract. In this work we show how the Multiplicity Polar Theorem can be used to calculate Chern numbers for collection of 1-forms.

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“…(Cf. [15] for all of the necessary hypotheses for this number to be defined.) If the local ring of X is Cohen Macaulay, then we can hope to calculate this number as a length.…”
Section: The Theory Of the Integral Closure Of Modules Polar Varietie...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(Cf. [15] for all of the necessary hypotheses for this number to be defined.) If the local ring of X is Cohen Macaulay, then we can hope to calculate this number as a length.…”
Section: The Theory Of the Integral Closure Of Modules Polar Varietie...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The two candidates are e(M 1 , O C(M 2 ),x ) and e(M 2 , O C(M 1 ),x ). If the local ring of X is Cohen Macaulay, then these multiplicities are the colength of the ideal of maximal minors of each module ( [15] cor 2.4). In [15] Theorem 2.3 and Corollary 2.5 it is shown that these numbers are equal and both are equal to Serre's intersection number.…”
Section: The Theory Of the Integral Closure Of Modules Polar Varietie...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(b) An important problem not addressed in this work is the determination of an algebraic formula for the polar multiplicity as in Lê-Greuel's formula for ICIS. See [9], for an algebraic approach characterizing the d-th polar multiplicity of d-dimensional singular spaces.…”
Section: Index Of 1-forms On Determinantal Varietiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Chern number of collections of forms has a foudantion similar to the Euler obstruction of maps; however it has traveled a different trajectory "avoiding" cellular decompotitions, which are, in some sense, covered by the study of the loci of collections of forms. That is another way to present a generalization of the local Euler obstruction and, in [11], Gaffney and Grulha present an algebraic treatment to study the Chern number.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%