KLEIMAN'S CRITERION AND THE GEOMETRY OF AMPLE INVERTIBLE SHEAVES ON EXCEPTIONAL LOCI
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This paper explores the resolution of XXX-dimensional YYY-singularities by focusing on the exceptional locus E\mathcal{E}E, which consists of irreducible components Ei\mathcal{E}_iEi that are isomorphic to Pn\mathbb{P}^nPn. These components are studied in the context of invertible sheaves, with an emphasis on determining their ampleness. Utilizing Kleiman's Criterion (1966), the study establishes the necessary and sufficient conditions for ampleness of these sheaves. The results provide a comprehensive understanding of the geometric properties of the exceptional locus, contributing to the broader field of YYY-singularities and their resolutions. This investigation not only clarifies the conditions under which the sheaves are ample but also enhances the theoretical framework surrounding singularity resolution
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Y-Singularities, Exceptional Locus, Ampleness, Kleiman's Criterion, Invertible SheavesDownloads
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