Singularity-theoretic determination conjecture for the invariant ν of plane curves

Let C:f=0C:f=0 be a reduced plane curve in P2\mathbb{P}^2. The invariant ν(C)\nu(C) is considered together with the degree of CC and the list of analytic types of its isolated singularities.

Singularity-theoretic determination conjecture. The invariant ν(C)\nu(C) is determined by the degree of CC and the list of analytic types of the isolated singularities of CC.

This extends the preceding line-arrangement claim from combinatorial data to analytic singularity data for arbitrary reduced plane curves. The source gives no resolution status.

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Alexandru Dimca, “On rational cuspidal plane curves, and the local cohomology of Jacobian rings”, arXiv:1707.05258 (2017).

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