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The zero dimensional scheme defined by the intersection of two curve singularities

  • Juan Elias
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Zero-Dimensional Schemes
This chapter is in the book Zero-Dimensional Schemes
© 2016 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

© 2016 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Munich/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Preface V
  3. Contents VII
  4. Zero-dimensional Schemes: Singular Curves and Rational Surfaces 1
  5. Lectures
  6. Duality, derivations and deformations of zero-dimensional singularities 11
  7. On Higher Order Embeddings and Vector Bundles 33
  8. Singular curves on surfaces and linear systems 43
  9. The Strong Castelnuovo Lemma for zerodimensional schemes 53
  10. Hilbert Functions of Dots in Linear General Position 65
  11. Curves of maximal genus in P4 81
  12. Graph Curves, Colorings, and Matroids 89
  13. Algorithms for constructing minimal generators of ideals of projective points in polynomial time 113
  14. Some applications of Castelnuovo theory via residuation 121
  15. On the injectivity of the nodal map 131
  16. Syzygies of Points in Projective Space and Applications 145
  17. The zero dimensional scheme defined by the intersection of two curve singularities 171
  18. Sharp Bounds for the p-th Module of Syzygies of Certain Rational Surfaces 179
  19. Resolutions of O-dimensional subschemes of a smooth quadric 191
  20. Points in Uniform Position and Maximum Distance Separable Codes 205
  21. Points in Good Position in P2 213
  22. The desingularization of Hilb4P3 and its Betti numbers 231
  23. Some applications of the canonical module of a O-dimensional scheme 243
  24. Zero-dimensional Schemes on Abelian Surfaces 253
  25. Hypersurface Sections of Curves 269
  26. On the computation of the height of an ideal in a polynomial ring 283
  27. Generators of ideals of curves: some polynomial algorithms for their computation 299
  28. Remarks on Graded Integral Domains of Dimension One Over a Finite Field 307
  29. Minimal polynomials and sparse resultants 317
  30. Appendices
  31. Open problems 325
  32. List of Participants 333
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