Counting joints with multiplicities
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Abstract: Let be a collection of lines in and the set of joints formed by , i.e. the set of points each of which lies in at least 3 non-coplanar lines of . It is known that (first proved by Guth and Katz). For each joint , let the multiplicity of be the number of triples of non-coplanar lines through . We prove here that , while in the last section we extend this result to real algebraic curves of uniformly bounded degree in , as well as to curves in parametrised by real polynomials of uniformly bounded degree.
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