
TL;DR
This paper classifies and analyzes the structure of trinitary algebras, which are subalgebras of smooth functions distinguished by conditions at three points, with applications to the study of singular geometric objects.
Contribution
It classifies trinitary algebras up to codimension four, computes their cohomology rings, and identifies characteristic classes, advancing understanding of their geometric and topological properties.
Findings
Classification of trinitary algebras up to codimension four.
Computation of cohomology rings of their varieties.
Identification of Stiefel-Whitney classes of normal bundles.
Abstract
A {\em -trinitary algebra} is any subalgebra of the space of smooth functions that is distinguished in this space by independent conditions of the form , where and are distinct points in , , or is approximated by such subalgebras. Trinitary algebras naturally arise in the study of {\em discriminant varieties,} that is, the spaces of singular geometric objects, when the property of being singular is formulated in terms of the simultaneous behavior at three distinct points. The simplest singular objects of this kind are the plane curves with triple self-intersections, see \cite{A}, \cite{MD}. The spaces of all -trinitary algebras in are analogous to the spaces of all ideals of finite codimension, which play the same role in the study of…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Algebra and Logic
