The curve selection conjecture for irreducible components of arc spaces

Let XX be a complex space, let WW be an irreducible component of Arc(X)\operatorname{Arc}^{\circ}(X) or ShArc(X)\operatorname{ShArc}(X), and let [ϕ1],,[ϕm][\phi_1],\dots,[\phi_m] be arcs in WW. Curve selection conjecture. There is a holomorphic family of arcs

F:D×DXF:{\mathbb D}\times\overline{\mathbb D}\to X

and points p1,,pmDp_1,\dots,p_m\in{\mathbb D} such that

ϕi(t)=F(pi,t)\phi_i(t)=F(p_i,t)

for i=1,,mi=1,\dots,m. This would provide a curve-selection principle for the infinite-dimensional arc spaces in question. The source describes the assertion as much harder than the corresponding statement for algebraic varieties and does not prove it.

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János Kollár and András Némethi, “Holomorphic arcs on analytic spaces”, arXiv:1304.7853 (2013).

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