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The LCT–strong Euler-homogeneity conjecture for free divisors
LCT–strong Euler-homogeneity conjecture. If satisfies the Logarithmic Comparison Theorem, then is strongly Euler-homogeneous.
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Strong Euler homogeneity conjecture for free divisors
Let be a free divisor. The logarithmic comparison theorem holds for when the de Rham morphism … is a quasi-isomorphism, where is t…
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Calderón-Moreno et al.'s conjecture that LCT implies strong Euler homogeneity for free divisors
Let be a free divisor, and suppose that the logarithmic comparison theorem (LCT) holds for , meaning that the inclusion … is a quasi-isomorphism. A free divisor is strongly…
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The conjecture that the logarithmic comparison theorem requires strong Euler homogeneity for free divisors
A free divisor is a reduced divisor whose sheaf of logarithmic vector fields is locally free. The logarithmic comparison theorem is the assertion that the logarithmic de Rham compl…