The Gauss--skizze decomposition is a Goresky-MacPherson stratification
N. C. Combe

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new stratification of the space of degree n complex polynomials with distinct roots, demonstrating it forms a Goresky--MacPherson stratification and enabling explicit cohomology computations.
Contribution
It establishes that the proposed stratification is a Goresky--MacPherson stratification and provides a method for explicit cohomology calculations.
Findings
The stratification is a Goresky--MacPherson stratification.
A good cover can be constructed from thickening strata.
Explicit cohomology computations are possible using this approach.
Abstract
We consider a new stratification of the space of configurations of marked points on the complex plane. Recall that this space can be differently interpreted as the space of degree complex, monic polynomials with distinct roots, the sum of which is 0. A stratum is the set of polynomials having 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 \v{C}ech can be constructed, allowing an explicit computation of the cohomology groups of this space.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
