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most citedInjective Analytic Maps - A Counterexample to the Proof

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math.AG2007★ 1 cited

Reducible Families of Curves with Ordinary Multiple Points on Surfaces in Projective Three-Space

Thomas Keilen

In math.AG/0108089, math.AG/0212090 and math.AG/0308247 we gave numerical conditions which ensure that an equisingular family is irreducible respectively T-smooth. Combining result…

math.AG2004★ 2 cited

A new Invariant for Plane Curve Singularities

Thomas Keilen, Christoph Lossen

Greuel, Lossen and Shustin gave a general sufficient numerical condition for the T-smoothness (smoothness and expected dimension) of equisingular families of plane curves. This con…

math.AG2004★ 6 cited

Injective Analytic Maps - A Counterexample to the Proof

Thomas Keilen, David Mond

In Duke Math. J. 69, No.2, 335-347 (1993) the author translates a conjecture of Le Dung Trang on the non-existence of injective analytic maps f:(C^n,0)->(C^{n+1},0) with df(0)=0 in…

math.AG2003

Smoothness of Equisingular Families of Curves

Thomas Keilen

Francesco Severi showed that equisingular families of plane nodal curves are T-smooth, i.e. smooth of the expected dimension, whenever they are non-empty. For families with more co…

math.AG2002

Irreducibility of Equisingular Families of Curves - Improved Conditions

Thomas Keilen

In math.AG/0108089 we gave sufficient conditions for the irreducibility of the family V of irreducible curves in the linear system |D| with precisely r singular points of topologic…

math.AG2001

Irreducibility of Equisingular Families of Curves

Thomas Keilen

In 1985 Joe Harris proved the long standing claim of Severi that equisingular families of nodal plane curves are irreducible whenever they are non-empty. For families with more com…