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8 papers
Atomic decompositions for derived categories of G-surfaces
Alexey Elagin, Julia Schneider, Evgeny Shinder
We construct canonical semi-orthogonal decompositions for derived categories of smooth projective surfaces. These decompositions are compatible with the operations in the minimal m…
Explicit Sarkisov program for regular surfaces over arbitrary fields and applications
Fabio Bernasconi, Andrea Fanelli, Julia Schneider +1
We prove the Sarkisov program for projective surfaces over excellent base rings, including the case of non-perfect base fields of characteristic . We classify the Sarkisov…
Birational maps of Severi-Brauer surfaces, with applications to Cremona groups of higher rank
Jérémy Blanc, Julia Schneider, Egor Yasinsky
We prove that any group of cardinality at most the one of is a quotient of any Cremona group of rank at least . This provides a definitive answer to the question of…
Generating the plane Cremona groups by involutions
Stéphane Lamy, Julia Schneider
We prove that over any perfect field the plane Cremona group is generated by involutions.
Generators of the plane Cremona group over the field with two elements
Julia Schneider
The plane Cremona group over the finite field is generated by three infinite families and finitely many birational maps with small base orbits. One family preserves…
Algebraic subgroups of the plane Cremona group over a perfect field
Julia Schneider, Susanna Zimmermann
We show that any infinite algebraic subgroup of the plane Cremona group over a perfect field is contained in a maximal algebraic subgroup of the plane Cremona group. We classify th…
Relations in the Cremona group over perfect fields
Julia Schneider
For perfect fields satisfying , we construct new normal subgroups of the plane Cremona group and provide an elementary proof of its non-simplicity, following the…
Plane curves of fixed bidegree and their -singularities
Julia Schneider
We provide a tool how one can view a polynomial on the affine plane of bidegree - by which we mean that its Newton polygon lies in the triangle spanned by , …