The freeness conjecture for rational cuspidal plane curves

Let C\mathcal C be a rational cuspidal curve in the plane. Here, rational means that C\mathcal C has genus zero, and cuspidal means that all its singularities are cusps. Freeness conjecture. The curve C\mathcal C is either free or nearly free. This conjecture proposes a sharp structural dichotomy for rational cuspidal plane curves; the supplied text presents it as an intriguing fact, without stating that it has been proved or disproved.

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Laurent Busé, Alexandru Dimca and Gabriel Sticlaru, “Freeness and invariants of rational plane curves”, arXiv:1804.06194 (2020).

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