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arXiv · 2009.09362

Geometric Invariants of Recursive Group Orbit Stratification

Abstract

The local Euler obstructions and the Euler characteristics of linear sections with all hyperplanes on a stratified projective variety are key geometric invariants in the study of singularity theory. Despite their importance, in general it is very hard to compute them. In this paper we consider a special type of singularity: the recursive group orbits. They are the group orbits of a sequence of $G_n$ representations $V_n$ satisfying certain assumptions. We introduce a new intrinsic invariant called the $c_{sm}$ invariant, and use it to give explicit formulas to the local Euler obstructions and the sectional Euler characteristics of such orbits. In particular, the matrix rank loci are examples of recursive group orbits. Thus as applications, we explicitly compute these geometry invariants for ordinary, skew-symmetric and symmetric rank loci. Our method is systematic and algebraic, thus works for algebraically closed field of characteristic $0$. Moreover, in the complex setting we also compute the stalk Euler characteristics of the Intersection Cohomology Sheaf complexes for all three types of rank loci.

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Xiping Zhang. 2020-09-20. Geometric Invariants of Recursive Group Orbit Stratification. https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.09362

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