From non-defectivity to identifiability
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Abstract: A projective variety is -identifiable if the generic element in its -secant variety uniquely determines points on . In this paper we propose an entirely new approach to study identifiability, connecting it to the notion of secant defect. In this way we are able to improve all known bounds on identifiability. In particular we give optimal bounds for some Segre and Segre-Veronese varieties and provide the first identifiability statements for Grassmann varieties.
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