Veronese Avoiding Hypersurfaces

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Main Authors: Ilardi, Giovanna, Nejad, Abbas Nasrollah, Tafazolian, Saeed
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author Ilardi, Giovanna
Nejad, Abbas Nasrollah
Tafazolian, Saeed
author_facet Ilardi, Giovanna
Nejad, Abbas Nasrollah
Tafazolian, Saeed
contents We introduce Veronese-Avoiding hypersurfaces, inspired by the theory of associated forms of Alper--Isaev. In the smooth case, we reinterpret their criterion via Macaulay inverse systems: the Veronese-Avoiding condition is equivalent to the non-degeneracy of the associated form. In the singular case, our main theorem shows that a reduced hypersurface with exactly $n$ isolated singular points is Veronese-Avoiding if and only if these points are ordinary nodes in general linear position; we also classify singular plane cubics and treat fewer than $n$ nodes via a natural rational map. We then study the parameter space, proving local closedness and identifying a distinguished irreducible nodal locus. Finally, we prove a Lefschetz-type consequence for the Milnor algebra in degree $1$.
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spellingShingle Veronese Avoiding Hypersurfaces
Ilardi, Giovanna
Nejad, Abbas Nasrollah
Tafazolian, Saeed
Algebraic Geometry
Commutative Algebra
We introduce Veronese-Avoiding hypersurfaces, inspired by the theory of associated forms of Alper--Isaev. In the smooth case, we reinterpret their criterion via Macaulay inverse systems: the Veronese-Avoiding condition is equivalent to the non-degeneracy of the associated form. In the singular case, our main theorem shows that a reduced hypersurface with exactly $n$ isolated singular points is Veronese-Avoiding if and only if these points are ordinary nodes in general linear position; we also classify singular plane cubics and treat fewer than $n$ nodes via a natural rational map. We then study the parameter space, proving local closedness and identifying a distinguished irreducible nodal locus. Finally, we prove a Lefschetz-type consequence for the Milnor algebra in degree $1$.
title Veronese Avoiding Hypersurfaces
topic Algebraic Geometry
Commutative Algebra
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.01541