Maximal ideal cycles over normal surface singularities of Brieskorn type
Maximal ideal cycles over normal surface singularities of Brieskorn type
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10.18910/4341
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2012-03
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0.4
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K. Konno;D. Nagashima
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K. Konno;D. Nagashima
For normal two dimensional hypersurface singularities of Brieskorn type, concrete descriptions are given to both the fundamental cycle and the maximal ideal cycle on a star-shaped good resolution space. It is determined when these two cycles coincide. Introduction Let (V , o) be a germ of a normal surface singularity and W (X, E) ! (V , o) a resolution, where E D 1(o) denotes the exceptional set. Let E D SriD1 Ei be the irreducible decomposition of E. A formal sum Y D PriD1 i Ei ( i 2 Z) is called a cycle on E. For a cycle Y , Y is said to be nef on E if Y Ei 0 for all i . Since the intersection form is negative definite on E, the set {Y 0 j Y is nef on E} is nonempty and has the smallest element ZE, the fundamental cycle on E. The arithmetic genus of ZE is called the fundamental genus of (V , o) and we denote it by p f (V , o). Let m be the maximal ideal of OV ,o. For any non-zero f 2 m, the zero divisor of f AE can be written as ( f AE ) D ( f AE )X C D, where ( f AE )X is a cycle on E and D is an effective divisor which does not involve any of Ei ’s. We call ( f AE )X the cycle on E led by f 2 m. The divisorial part ME of the scheme theoretic fiber o is said to be the maximal ideal cycle on E. If f1, ::: , f 2 m generate m, then ME D inf1 i ( fi AE )X by [14, Proposition 2.12]. Since ME is nef, we always have 0 ZE ME. It sometimes happens that ME D ZE, as one can observe for rational singular points, Kodaira singular points and singularities of type {zn D f (x , y)} (n 2, f 2 C{x , y}) when n 0. As for the last type, Tomaru proved in [10, Theorem 4.1] that two cycles coincide on any resolution when n divides ord( f ), extending the well-known result for n D 2 due to Dixon [2, Theorem 1]. However, even for a particular class of singularities, a more systematic study will be required in order to clarify when such a coincidence of important cycles occurs. 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 14J17; Secondary 32S25. 226 K. KONNO AND D. NAGASHIMA