Non Uniform Projections of Surfaces in \mathbb{P}^3
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Abstract: Consider the projection of a smooth irreducible surface in from a point. The uniform position principle implies that the monodromy group of such a projection from a general point in is the whole symmetric group. We will call such points uniform. Inspired by a result of Pirola and Schlesinger for the case of curves, we prove that the locus of non-uniform points of is at most finite.
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