Nash modification on toric curves
Daniel Duarte, Daniel Green Tripp

TL;DR
This paper investigates the process of resolving singularities in toric curves using Nash modification, providing bounds on iteration counts and introducing a new combinatorial approach to improve understanding and efficiency.
Contribution
It offers a new bound on the number of Nash modification iterations needed for resolution and introduces a novel combinatorial division algorithm approach.
Findings
Bound on the number of Nash iterations for resolution
A new combinatorial division algorithm for Nash modification
Enhanced understanding of the resolution process for toric curves
Abstract
We revisit the problem of resolution of singularities of toric curves by iterating Nash modification. We give a bound on the number of iterations required to obtain the resolution. We also introduce a different approach on counting iterations by dividing the combinatorial algorithm of Nash modification of toric curves into several division algorithms.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
