Computing Versal Deformations of Singularities with Hauser's Algorithm
Computing Versal Deformations of Singularities with Hauser's Algorithm
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用 Hauser 算法计算奇点的横向变形
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10.1007/978-3-642-39131-6_6
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2013
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J. Stevens
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In describing complex analytic spaces locally by equations one needs in general more equations than the codimension. Although linearly independent, these equations will not be algebraically independent, but are related by so called syzygies. Therefore the perturbations of the equations cannot be chosen independently. This makes the description of all possible perturbations into a nontrivial problem.Normally one extends infinitesimal deformations step for step. This can lead to a never ending computation, which has to be cut off after a finite number of steps. Most calculations on record avoid this problem by only considering deformations of negative degree of quasi-homogeneous singularities, where the base space also has polynomial quasi-homogeneous equations. An alternative method, based on an idea of Teissier’s (see [20]), was developed by Herwig Hauser in his thesis [10], see also [12, 11]. Given a singularity (X0, 0) C (Cn, 0) defined by a system of equations f=(f1,..., fk), one first determines the versal unfolding of the map f:(Cn, 0)→(Ck, 0) without bothering about syzygies and then computes the stratum over which one has a deformation of the original singularity. In general the map f is not of finite singularity type, so its versal unfolding is infinite dimensional and