Coincidence threshold of even-dimensional Chebyshev hypersurfaces

Let C(n,d){\mathcal C}(n,d) be the Chebyshev hypersurface of degree dd in Pn\mathbb{P}^n, where n=2n1n=2n_1 is even. Write ct(D)ct(D) for the coincidence threshold of a hypersurface DD. Coincidence-threshold conjecture.

If n=2n1n=2n_1 is even, then

ct(C(n,d))=(n1+1)dn2.ct({\mathcal C}(n,d))=(n_1+1)d-n-2.

Thus the bounds given earlier for Chebyshev hypersurfaces are best possible in this case.

This claim concerns the exact coincidence threshold for even-dimensional Chebyshev hypersurfaces; the supplied text presents it as a conjecture and gives no resolution evidence.

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Alexandru Dimca and Gabriel Sticlaru, “On the syzygies and Alexander polynomials of nodal hypersurfaces”, arXiv:1111.1533 (2011).

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