Symmetric plane curves of degree 7: pseudoholomorphic and algebraic classifications
Erwan Brugallé
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Erwan Brugallé
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This paper is motivated by the real symplectic isotopy problem: does there exist a nonsingular real pseudoholomorphic curve not isotopic in the projective plane to any real algebraic curve of the same degree? Here, we focus our study on symmetric real curves on the projective plane. We give a classification of real schemes (resp. complex schemes) realizable by symmetric real curves of degree 7 with respect to the type of the curve (resp. M -symmetric real curves of degree 7). In particular, we exhibit two real schemes which are realizable by real symmetric dividing pseudoholomorphic curves of degree 7 on the projective plane but not by algebraic ones.
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This paper is motivated by the real symplectic isotopy problem: does there exist a nonsingular real pseudoholomorphic curve not isotopic in the projective plane to any real algebraic curve of the same degree? Here, we focus our study on symmetric real curves on the projective plane. We give a classification of real schemes (resp. complex schemes) realizable by symmetric real curves of degree 7 with respect to the type of the curve (resp. M -symmetric real curves of degree 7). In particular, we exhibit two real schemes which are realizable by real symmetric dividing pseudoholomorphic curves of degree 7 on the projective plane but not by algebraic ones.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Algebraic curve, Quartic plane curve, Plane curve, Degree (music), Real projective plane, Projective plane, Pure mathematics