Canonical singularities on moduli spaces of rational curves via the circle method
Jakob Glas

TL;DR
This paper develops a specialized circle method to prove that the moduli space of degree e rational curves on a smooth hypersurface has only canonical singularities when the dimension is sufficiently large relative to e and d.
Contribution
It introduces a new version of the circle method tailored for analyzing singularities in moduli spaces of rational curves.
Findings
The moduli space has only canonical singularities under certain dimension conditions.
The method applies to smooth hypersurfaces of degree d.
Provides a link between number-theoretic techniques and algebraic geometry.
Abstract
By developing a suitable version of the circle method, we show that the space of degree rational curves on a smooth hypersurface of degree has only canonical singularities provided its dimension is sufficiently large with respect to and .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Polynomial and algebraic computation
