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Carla Pracias

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Homogeneous pre-foliations of co-degree one and degree four on the projective plane

We classify, up to projective automorphism, all homogeneous pre-foliations of co-degree $1$ and degree $4$ on the complex projective plane $\Ptwo$ whose Legendre transform defines a flat $4$-web. The classification is organized according to the type of the underlying homogeneous foliation $\Hcal$ of degree~$3$, distinguishing the cases $°(\Tcal_{\Hcal})=2$, $3$, and~$4$. The case $°(\Tcal_{\Hcal})=2$ was treated by Bedrouni, while the cases $°(\Tcal_{\Hcal})=3$ and $°(\Tcal_{\Hcal})=4$ are completed here. The proof combines Bedrouni's curvature-holomorphy criteria with explicit normal forms and symbolic computation; the result yields a finite list of explicit one-forms, parametrized by the ramification data of the Gauss map of~$\Hcal$, all displayed explicitly in the article (the few cases whose parameters are roots of higher-degree polynomials being written out in full in Appendix A).

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Homogeneous Convex Foliations of degree 6

In this paper, we study homogeneous convex foliations on the complex projective plane $\mathbb{P}^2$. A foliation is called convex if all of its leaves, except straight lines, have no inflection points, and such foliations form a Zariski closed subset in the space of degree $d$ foliations on $\mathbb{P}^2$. Using projective duality, every foliation can be associated with a $d$-web on the dual plane via its Legendre transform, and it is known that the Legendre transform of a homogeneous convex foliation is flat. Our first main result provides a classification of homogeneous convex foliations admitting exactly three radial singularities on the line at infinity. As a second result, we complete the classification of convex homogeneous foliations of degree $6$, extending previous classifications in degrees $4$ and $5$.

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Webs Generated by Products of convex and homogeneous Foliations on $\mathbb{P}^2$

This paper investigates flat webs on the projective plane. We present two methods for constructing such webs: the first involves taking the product of finitely many convex reduced foliations and invariant lines, while the second consists of taking the product of finitely many convex homogeneous foliations and invariant lines. In both cases, we demonstrate that the dual web is flat.

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