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math.AG2003

Poincare series and zeta function for an irreducible plane curve singularity

Jan Stevens

The Poincare series of an irreducible plane curve singularity equals the zeta function of its monodromy, by a result of Campillo, Delgado and Gusein-Zade. We derive this fact from…

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Sextic surfaces with ten triple points

Jan Stevens

All families of sextic surfaces with the maximal number of isolated triple points are found.

math.AG2002

Higher cotangent cohomology of rational surface singularities

Jan Stevens

The cotangent cohomology groups T^1 and T^2 play an important role in deformation theory, the first as space of infinitesimal deformations, while the obstructions land in the secon…

math.AG2001

Semistable K3-surfaces with icosahedral symmetry

Jan Stevens

In a Type III degeneration of K3-surfaces the dual graph of the central fibre is a triangulation of the 2-sphere. We realise the tetrahedral, octahedral and especially the icosahed…

math.AG2000

Surfaces with triple points

Stephan Endraß, Ulf Persson, Jan Stevens

In this paper we compute upper bounds for the number of ordinary triple points on a hypersurface in and give a complete classification for degree six (degree four or less is…

math.AG2000

Rolling Factors Deformations and Extensions of Canonical Curves

Jan Stevens

A tetragonal canonical curve is the complete intersection of two divisors on a scroll. The equations can be written in `rolling factors' format. For such homogeneous ideals we give…