Discriminant, vertex and general type of a family of polynomials
Wallace Sousa

TL;DR
This paper develops a formal framework for understanding the limits of dual plane curves using Katz's method, providing formulas for vertices of plane curves in a family and showing their dependence on initial terms and general type.
Contribution
It introduces a formal expression for limits of dual plane curves and relates vertices to the initial terms and the general type of the family.
Findings
Vertices depend only on the first τ terms of the family
Provides a formula for vertices of plane curves in a family
Uses Katz's method to analyze limits of dual curves
Abstract
In this paper we give a formal expression to the limits of dual plane curves by using the method introduced by Katz. As an application, we give a formula to compute the vertices of a plane curve in a one-parameter family of plane curves and we show that those vertices depend only on the first terms of that family, where is the general type of .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Point processes and geometric inequalities · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
