Singular loci in varieties of tensors

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Hauptverfasser: Chiu, Christopher, Danelon, Alessandro, Draisma, Jan
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author Chiu, Christopher
Danelon, Alessandro
Draisma, Jan
author_facet Chiu, Christopher
Danelon, Alessandro
Draisma, Jan
contents A Vec-variety is a suitable functor from finite-dimensional vector spaces to finite-dimensional varieties. Most varieties in the geometry of tensors, e.g. the variety of d-way tensors of slice rank at most r, are of this form. We prove that the singular locus of a Vec-variety is a proper closed Vec-subvariety, analogously to the situation for ordinary finite-dimensional varieties. Via earlier work of the third author, this implies that these singular loci admit a description by finitely many polynomial equations. A natural follow-up question to our main result is whether a Vec-variety also admits a suitably functorial resolution of singularities. We establish some preliminary results in this direction in the regime where the dimension of evaluations of a Vec-variety grows linearly with that of the input vector space.
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spellingShingle Singular loci in varieties of tensors
Chiu, Christopher
Danelon, Alessandro
Draisma, Jan
Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
14B05, 14L30, 14N07, 20G05
A Vec-variety is a suitable functor from finite-dimensional vector spaces to finite-dimensional varieties. Most varieties in the geometry of tensors, e.g. the variety of d-way tensors of slice rank at most r, are of this form. We prove that the singular locus of a Vec-variety is a proper closed Vec-subvariety, analogously to the situation for ordinary finite-dimensional varieties. Via earlier work of the third author, this implies that these singular loci admit a description by finitely many polynomial equations. A natural follow-up question to our main result is whether a Vec-variety also admits a suitably functorial resolution of singularities. We establish some preliminary results in this direction in the regime where the dimension of evaluations of a Vec-variety grows linearly with that of the input vector space.
title Singular loci in varieties of tensors
topic Algebraic Geometry
Representation Theory
14B05, 14L30, 14N07, 20G05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.07497