Exceptional-curve conjecture for cyclic quotient groups

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Let GG be a cyclic group of type 1r(a,b,c)\frac{1}{r}(a,b,c), and let EC⁡(a+b+c)\operatorname{EC}(a+b+c) denote the collection introduced in the surrounding discussion. The space G-Hilb⁡(C3)G\text{-}\operatorname{Hilb}(\mathbb{C}^{3}) is the GG-Hilbert scheme.

Exceptional-curve conjecture. EC⁡(a+b+c)\operatorname{EC}(a+b+c) corresponds to the exceptional curves of G-Hilb⁡(C3)G\text{-}\operatorname{Hilb}(\mathbb{C}^{3}).

This is proposed as a generalization of the stated results for groups of type 1r(1,a,r−a)\frac{1}{r}(1,a,r-a) and for terminal quotient singularities; its resolution is not indicated in the supplied text.

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Yukari Ito, Kohei Sato and Yusuke Sato, “Special vs Essential”, arXiv:2601.05634 (2026).

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