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26 April 2024
 
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Inner geometry of complex surfaces: a valuative approach
André Belotto da Silva ; Lorenzo Fantini ; Anne Pichon ;
Date 5 May 2019
AbstractGiven a complex analytic germ $(X, 0)$ in $(mathbb C^n, 0)$, the standard Hermitian metric of $mathbb C^n$ induces a natural arc-length metric on $(X, 0)$, called the inner metric. We study the inner metric structure of the germ of an isolated complex surface singularity $(X,0)$ by means of a family of natural numerical invariants, called inner rates. Our main result is a formula for the Laplacian of the inner rate function on a space of valuations, the non-archimedean link of $(X,0)$. We deduce in particular that the global data consisting of the topology of $(X,0)$, together with the configuration of a generic hyperplane section and of the polar curve of a generic plane projection of $(X,0)$, completely determine all the inner rates on $(X,0)$, and hence the local metric structure of the germ. Several other applications of our formula are discussed in the paper.
Source arXiv, 1905.1677
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