Invariants of relatively generic surface singularities II. Images of Abel maps
J\'anos Nagy

TL;DR
This paper extends previous work on invariants of surface singularities and Abel map images to the relatively generic case, involving fixed subsingularities and line bundles, with the aim of computing the dimensions of Abel map images from subsingularity invariants.
Contribution
It generalizes theorems on Abel map images to the relatively generic setting with fixed subsingularities and line bundles, providing methods to compute their dimensions from invariants.
Findings
Derived formulas for Abel map image dimensions in the relatively generic case.
Extended algorithms for computing invariants from cohomology and singularity constants.
Provided explicit combinatorial formulas for generic singularities.
Abstract
In \cite{R} the author investigated invariants of relatively generic structures on surface singularities generalising results of \cite{NNA1} and \cite{NNA2} about generic analytic structures and generic line bundles to the case of the relative setup, where we fix a given analytic type or line bundle on a smaller subgraph or more generally on a smaller cycle and we choose a relatively generic line bundle or analytic type on the large cycle and managed to compute some of it's invariants, like geometric genus or of natural line bundles. In \cite{NNAD} the authors investigated the images of Abel maps , where , especially the dimensions of the images of these maps and gave two algorithms to compute these invariants from cohomology numbers of cycles and from periodic constants of singularities we get from by blowing it…
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TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometry and complex manifolds
