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2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 14N10, 14C17.We work over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero. The group PGL(4) acts naturally on PN which parameterizes surfaces of a given degree in P3. The orbit of a surface under this action is the image of a rational map PGL(4) ⊂ P15→PN. The closure of the orbit is a natural and interesting object to study. Its predegree is defined as the degree of the orbit closure multiplied by the degree of the above map restricted to a general Pj,...
The preperiodic dynatomic curve is the closure in ℂ² of the set of (c,z) such that z is a preperiodic point of the polynomial with preperiod n and period p (n,p ≥ 1). We prove that each has exactly d-1 irreducible components, which are all smooth and have pairwise transverse intersections at the singular points of . We also compute the genus of each component and the Galois group of the defining polynomial of .
The pre-Tango structure is an ample invertible sheaf of locally exact differentials on a variety of positive characteristic. It is well known that pre-Tango structures on curves often induce pathological uniruled surfaces. We show that almost all pre-Tango structures on varieties induce higher-dimensional pathological uniruled varieties, and that each of these uniruled varieties also has a pre-Tango structure. For this purpose, we first consider the p-closed rational vector field induced...
We show that for a local, discretely valued field , with residue characteristic , and a variety over , the map to the outer automorphisms of the prime to geometric étale fundamental group of maps the wild inertia onto a finite image. We show that under favourable conditions depends only on the reduction of modulo a power of the maximal ideal of . The proofs make use of the theory of logarithmic schemes.
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