The curve selection conjecture for irreducible components of arc spaces

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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×D‾→XF:{\mathbb D}\times\overline{\mathbb D}\to X

and points p1,…,pm∈Dp_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.

References

Primary source

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

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