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Some consequences of the $μ$-constant condition for families of surfaces

Marta Aldasoro Rosales

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Let $f : X\to Δ$ be a $1$-parameter family of $2$-dimensional isolated hypersurface singularities. In this paper, we show that if the Milnor number is constant, then any semistable model, obtained from $f$ after a sufficiently large base change must satisfy non trivial restrictions. Those restrictions are in terms of the dual complex, Hodge structure and numerical invariants of the central fibre.

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Let $f : X\to Δ$ be a $1$-parameter family of $2$-dimensional isolated hypersurface singularities. In this paper, we show that if the Milnor number is constant, then any semistable model, obtained from $f$ after a sufficiently large base change must satisfy non trivial restrictions. Those restrictions are in terms of the dual complex, Hodge structure and numerical invariants of the central fibre.

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Let $f : X\to Δ$ be a $1$-parameter family of $2$-dimensional isolated hypersurface singularities. In this paper, we show that if the Milnor number is constant, then any semistable model, obtained from $f$ after a sufficiently large base change must satisfy non trivial restrictions. Those restrictions are in terms of the dual complex, Hodge structure and numerical invariants of the central fibre.

Key concepts: Hypersurface, Constant (computer programming), Gravitational singularity, Mathematics, Dual (grammatical number), Pure mathematics, Base (topology), Mathematical analysis

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