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  • ALGEBRAIC CURVES - University of Michigan
    theory of algebraic curves from the viewpoint of modern algebraic geometry, but without excessive prerequisites We have assumed that the reader is familiar with some basic properties of rings,
  • MA40188 Algebraic Curves - GitHub Pages
    Fulton, William Algebraic curves -- An introduction to algebraic geometry Advanced Book Classics Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Redwood City, CA, 1989 ISBN: 0-201-51010-3
  • Exercise on Fultons Algebraic Curves - Mathematics Stack Exchange
    Exercise 7 12 from Fulton's Algebraic Curves Find a quadratic transformation of $\; F = Y^2 Z^2 − X^4 −Y^4$ with only ordinary multiple points By checking the partial derivatives, I found that $P=[0,0,1]$ is a singular point Checking the multiplicity of $P$ on $F$, I get $2$
  • Fulton - Permutationlock
    Here are my exercise solutions and notes for Fulton’s Algebraic Curves These are very old, so keep that in mind
  • William Fulton - University of Michigan
    ALGEBRAIC CURVES, An Introduction to Algebraic Geometry This is a slightly modified version of the 1969 text, which has been out of print for many years It is based on a LaTeX version by Kwankyu Lee
  • Exercise 2. 17: Algebraic curves - William Fulton
    As is shown in the answer of Ire Shaw, we have (X, Y) ⊆Jz (X, Y) ⊆ J z Since (X, Y) (X, Y) is a maximal ideal of k[X, Y] k [X, Y], we must have Jz = (X, Y) J z = (X, Y) or Jz = k[X, Y] J z = k [X, Y]
  • Algebraic Curves - GitHub Pages
    Proof Non-examinable Interested reader can nd the proof in [Section 5 3, Fulton, Al-gebraic Curves] Remark 8 14 This theorem shows that the number of intersection points of two plane curves can be read o easily from their de ning equations without solving them, which is a big advantage for projective spaces
  • Problem 5. 14 in Fultons Algebraic Curves
    To get you off the ground: two points determine a unique line, so there are only n − 1 n − 1 lines through P1 P 1 which hit any of P2 P 2 through Pn P n So just take lines through points in the complement of these n − 1 n − 1 lines; their complement is open, thus dense, and certainly infinite @KevinCarlson: That's a good point, thanks
  • Fulton Algebraic Curves: Exercise 3. 12 - Mathematics Stack Exchange
    I am trying to understand for which $n$ does the curve $F = Y - X^n$ has an inflection point at $P = (0,0)$ as in exercise 3 12 from Fulton's algebraic curves From a geometric perspective I expect it to be all $n \ge 3$ with $n$ being odd
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