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Spectrum of non-degenerate functions with simplicial Newton polytopes

Seung-Jo Jung·In-Kyun Kim·Morihiko Saito·Youngho Yoon
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We show a precise proof of Steenbrink's formula for the spectrum of convenient Newton non-degenerate functions, and prove the symmetry of combinatorial polynomials in the simplicial case. Combined with the modified Steenbrink conjecture for spectral pairs (that is, weighted spectrum) which is recently proved in that case, this simplifies quite a lot of their calculations in such a case. We also introduce the $\Gamma$-spectrum of simplicial convenient non-degenerate functions as a first approximation of the spectrum, generalizing Arnold's picture in the 2 variable case. Analyzing their difference, we can find simple formulas for weighted spectrum in the 3 or 4 variable case. This is proved by using the symmetry of combinatorial polynomials, and fails in the non-simplicial case. Combining these with the Yomdin-Steenbrink formula for the spectrum, we can prove a formula for the spectrum of certain non-isolated surface singularities with simplicial non-degenerate Newton boundaries. As a byproduct of these arguments, we find an example where the Yomdin-Steenbrink formula for spectral pairs does not hold because of fusions of compact faces under projections.

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Seung-Jo Jung, In-Kyun Kim, Morihiko Saito, Youngho Yoon. 2019-11-21. Spectrum of non-degenerate functions with simplicial Newton polytopes. https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.09465

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