Strong Euler homogeneity conjecture for free divisors

Let DD be a free divisor. The logarithmic comparison theorem holds for DD when the de Rham morphism

ΩX(logD)jΩURjCU\Omega_X^\bullet(\log D)\longrightarrow j_*\Omega_U^\bullet\simeq\mathbb{R}j_*\mathbb{C}_U

is a quasi-isomorphism, where j ⁣:U=XDXj\colon U=X\setminus D\hookrightarrow X is the inclusion. Strong Euler homogeneity conjecture. If a free divisor satisfies the logarithmic comparison theorem, then it must be strongly Euler homogeneous. The conjecture is established for Koszul free divisors and for free divisors in dimension at most 33; its status beyond these cases is not specified here.

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Michel Granger, David Mond and Mathias Schulze, “Free divisors in prehomogeneous vector spaces”, arXiv:0912.0626 (2010).

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