The freeness conjecture for rational cuspidal plane curves
The freeness conjecture for rational cuspidal plane curves
Let be a rational cuspidal curve in the plane. Here, rational means that has genus zero, and cuspidal means that all its singularities are cusps. Freeness conjecture. The curve 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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