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A note on h 2,1 of divisors in CY fourfolds. Part I
In this note, we prove combinatorial formulas for the Hodge number h 2,1 of prime toric divisors in an arbitrary toric hypersurface Calabi-Yau fourfold Y 4.
Manki Kim
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We investigate interrelations between the Tate conjecture for divisors on a fibred variety over a finite field and the Tate conjecture for divisors on the generic scheme fibre under the condition that the generic scheme fibre has zero irregularity. Let \(
Tatyana V. Prokhorova
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Computing in Jacobians of projective curves over finite fields
We give algorithms for computing with divisors on projective curves over finite fields, and with their Jacobians, using the algorithmic representation of projective curves developed by Khuri-Makdisi.
Bruin, Peter
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Remarks on level one conformal blocks divisors [PDF]
We show that conformal blocks divisors of type B_r and D_r at level one are effective sums of boundary divisors of $\bar{M}_{0,n}$. We also prove that the conformal blocks divisor of type $B_r$ at level 1 with weights (\omega_1,\dots,\omega_1) scales ...
Mukhopadhyay, Swarnava
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Inequalities between some arithmetic functions, II [PDF]
As a continuation of Part I (see [1]), we offer new inequalities for classical arithmetic functions such as the Euler's totient function, the Dedekind's psi function, the sum of the positive divisors function, the number of divisors function, extended ...
Krassimir Atanassov +2 more
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We present several methods to construct or identify families of free divisors such as those annihilated by many Euler vector fields, including binomial free divisors, or divisors with triangular discriminant matrix.
Buchweitz, Ragnar-Olaf, Conca, Aldo
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Smooth Gevrey normal forms of vector fields near a fixed point [PDF]
We study germs of smooth vector fields in a neighborhood of a fixed point having an hyperbolic linear part at this point. It is well known that the "small divisors" are invisible either for the smooth linearization or normal form problem.
Stolovitch, Laurent
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On Degrees of Modular Common Divisors and the Big Prime gcd Algorithm
We consider a few modifications of the Big prime modular gcd algorithm for polynomials in Z[x]. Our modifications are based on bounds of degrees of modular common divisors of polynomials, on estimates of the number of prime divisors of a resultant, and ...
Vahagn Mikaelian
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Version 3: published ...
Alberto Chiecchio, Stefano Urbinati
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According to general terminology, a ring R is completely primary if its set of zero divisors J forms an ideal. Let R be a finite completely primary ring. It is easy to establish that J is the unique maximal ideal of R and R has a coefficient subring S (i.
Yousif Alkhamees
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