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H. Maugendre

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arXiv2024

On the image of a curve in a normal surface by a plane projection

We consider a finite analytic morphism $φ=(f,g)$ defined from a complex analytic normal surface $(Z,z)$ to ${\mathbb C}^2$. We describe the topology of the image by $φ$ of a reduced curve on $(Z,z)$ by means of iterated pencils defined recursively for each branch of the curve from the initial one $\langle f,g \rangle$. This result generalizes the one obtained in a previous paper for the case in which $(Z,z)$ is smooth and the curve irreducible. As a consequence of the methods we can describe also the topological type of the discriminant curve of $φ$, in particular the topological type of each branch of the discriminant can be obtained from the map without the previous knowledge of the critical locus.

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arXiv2017

On the growth behaviour of Hironaka quotients

We consider a finite analytic morphism $ϕ= (f,g) : (X,p)\to (\C^2,0)$ where $(X,p)$ is a complex analytic normal surface germ and $f$ and $g$ are complex analytic function germs. Let $π: (Y,E_{Y})\to (X,p)$ be a good resolution of $ϕ$ with exceptional divisor $E_{Y}=π^{-1}(p)$. We denote $G(Y)$ the dual graph of the resolution $π$. We study the behaviour of the Hironaka quotients of $(f,g)$ associated to the vertices of $G(Y)$. We show that there exists maximal oriented arcs in $G(Y)$ along which the Hironaka quotients of $(f,g)$ strictly increase and they are constant on the connected components of the closure of the complement of the union of the maximal oriented arcs.

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arXiv2016

Pencils and critical locus on normal surfaces

We study linear pencils of curves on normal surface singularities. Using the minimal good resolution of the pencil, we describe the topological type of generic elements of the pencil and characterize the behaviour of special elements. Then we show that the critical locus associated to the pencil is linked to the special elements. This gives a decomposition of the critical locus through the minimal good resolution and as a consequence, information on the topological type of the critical locus.

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