The Gauss--skizze decomposition is a Goresky-MacPherson stratification

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Autore principale: Combe, N. C.
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author Combe, N. C.
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contents We consider a new stratification of the space of configurations of $n$ marked points on the complex plane. Recall that this space can be differently interpreted as the space $^{\rm D}{\rm Pol}_{n}$ of degree $n>1$ complex, monic polynomials with distinct roots, the sum of which is 0. A stratum $A_σ$ is the set of polynomials having $P^{-1}(\mathbb{R}\cup\imath\mathbb{R})$ in the same isotopy class, relative to their asymptotic directions. We show that this stratification is a Goresky--MacPherson stratification and that from thickening strata a good cover in the sense of Čech can be constructed, allowing an explicit computation of the cohomology groups of this space.
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spellingShingle The Gauss--skizze decomposition is a Goresky-MacPherson stratification
Combe, N. C.
Algebraic Geometry
We consider a new stratification of the space of configurations of $n$ marked points on the complex plane. Recall that this space can be differently interpreted as the space $^{\rm D}{\rm Pol}_{n}$ of degree $n>1$ complex, monic polynomials with distinct roots, the sum of which is 0. A stratum $A_σ$ is the set of polynomials having $P^{-1}(\mathbb{R}\cup\imath\mathbb{R})$ in the same isotopy class, relative to their asymptotic directions. We show that this stratification is a Goresky--MacPherson stratification and that from thickening strata a good cover in the sense of Čech can be constructed, allowing an explicit computation of the cohomology groups of this space.
title The Gauss--skizze decomposition is a Goresky-MacPherson stratification
topic Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/1808.08411