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most citedPencils and Infinite Dihedral covers of P^2

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math.AG2025

Examples of strong Ziegler pairs of conic-line arrangements of degree 7 and 8

Shinzo Bannai, Hiro-o Tokunaga

A pair of plane curves with the same combinatorics is said to be (a) a Zariski pair if the plane curves have different embedded topology, and (b) a strong Ziegler pair if their Mil…

math.AG2024

The realization spaces of certain conic-line arrangements of degree 7

Shinzo Bannai, Hiro-o Tokunaga, Emiko Yorisaki

We study the embedded topology of certain conic-line arrangements of degree 7. Two new examples of Zariski pairs are given. Furthermore, we determine the number of connected compon…

math.AG2023

Poncelet's closure theorem and the embedded topology of conic-line arrangements

Shinzo Bannai, Ryosuke Masuya, Taketo Shirane +2

In this paper, we consider conic-line arrangements that arise from Poncelet's closure theorem. We study unramified double covers of the union of two conics, that are induced by a $…

math.AG2023

The realization space of a certain conic line arrangement of degree 7 and a -equivalent Zariski pair

Meirav Amram, Shinzo Bannai, Taketo Shirane +2

In this paper, we continue the study of the embedded topology of plane algebraic curves. We study the realization space of conic line arrangements of degree with certain fixed…

math.AG2023

Ramified and Split models of elliptic surfaces and bitangent lines of quartic curves

Shinzo Bannai, Hiro-o Tokunaga, Emiko Yorisaki

We define ramified and split models of elliptic surfaces and study the relation between the two models. We focus on certain rational elliptic surfaces from these points of views an…

math.AG2021★ 1 cited

Zariski pairs of conic-line arrangements of degrees 7 and 8 via fundamental groups

Meirav Amram, Robert Shwartz, Uriel Sinichkin +2

We find a new Zariski pair with non-isomorphic fundamental groups that consists of degree conic-line arrangements. Each arrangement has three conics and two lines. We use the…