The modular-flat freeness conjecture for hyperplane arrangements

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Let A{\mathcal A} be a hyperplane arrangement, let XX be a modular flat, and let AX{\mathcal A}_X and cAv‾c{\mathcal A}_{{\overline{v}}} denote the localization at XX and the coned fiber arrangement, respectively. An arrangement is free when its module of logarithmic derivations is free.

Modular-flat freeness conjecture. If XX is a modular flat and both AX{\mathcal A}_X and cAv‾c{\mathcal A}_{{\overline{v}}} are free arrangements, then A{\mathcal A} is a free arrangement.

This conjecture extends freeness results associated with modular decompositions and is motivated by the fact that supersolvable arrangements are inductively free. Its resolution status is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Michael J. Falk and Nicholas J. Proudfoot, “Parallel connections and bundles of arrangements”, arXiv:math/0002094 (2000).

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