Complex planar curves homeomorphic to a line have at most four singular points (Q2065087)
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Complex planar curves homeomorphic to a line have at most four singular points (English)
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7 January 2022
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The paper under review shows that a complex planar curve homeomorphic to the projective line (also known as a rational cuspidal curve) has at most \(4\) singular points. Moreover, if it has exactly \(4\) singular points, then it is a unique degree \(5\) curve up to projective equivalences. The main tools in the proof are minimal model program on surfaces and log Bogomolov-Miyaoka-Yau inequality.
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planar curve
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cuspidal curve
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rational curve
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log minimal model program
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singularity
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