Blowing up the origin of the node xy = πⁿ #
Let π be a nonzerodivisor of a commutative ring R, for instance a uniformizer of a discrete
valuation ring, and let A = R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²). When R is a discrete valuation ring with
uniformizer π, the closed point (π, x, y) is the only point at which Spec A is not regular.
This file computes the three affine charts of the blowup of Spec A along the ideal
I = (π, x, y), namely the affine blowup algebras A[I/π], A[I/x] and A[I/y]:
- the
π-chartA[I/π] = A[x/π, y/π]is again a node,R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ), withu = x/πandv = y/π; - the
x-chartA[I/x] = A[π/x, y/x]isR[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π), witht = π/x, and symmetrically for they-chart.
Thus blowing up the origin replaces the thickness n + 2 of the node by n on the only chart
that can still be singular, while the two other charts are nodes of thickness one, which over a
discrete valuation ring are regular at their origin
(TauCeti.isRegularLocalRing_localization_quotient_X_mul_X_sub_C_pow_iff_of_irreducible). This is
the local computation behind the resolution of the nodes of a model of a curve over a discrete
valuation ring by repeated blowups of closed points.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.NodeAlgebra.originIdeal π a: the ideal(π, x, y)ofR[x, y] ⧸ (xy - a).
Main results #
TauCeti.NodeAlgebra.affineBlowupBaseEquiv: theπ-chart of the blowup ofxy = πⁿ⁺²at the origin isxy = πⁿ.TauCeti.NodeAlgebra.affineBlowupCoordEquiv: each coordinate chart of the blowup ofxy = πⁿ⁺²at the origin isxy = π.
Implementation notes #
Each chart is described by an explicit R-algebra map φ from a node algebra into a localization
S of A, whose image is the affine blowup algebra. Injectivity of φ is proved by exhibiting a
map ψ from S to a localization of the source of φ at a nonzerodivisor, such that ψ ∘ φ is
the localization map: for the π-chart, ψ is induced by x ↦ πu, y ↦ πv, and for the
x-chart by x ↦ x, y ↦ πⁿ⁺¹t.
References #
The ideal of the origin #
The ideal (π, x, y) of R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - a). It cuts out the origin of the fibre over
V(π); for a = πⁿ⁺² with π a uniformizer of a discrete valuation ring, it is the ideal of the
singular point of the node.
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Images of algebra maps out of a node #
The π-chart #
The π-chart of the blowup of a node. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, let
A = R[x, y] ⧸ (xy - πⁿ⁺²) and I = (π, x, y). The affine blowup algebra A[I/π] is the node
R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ), with u = x/π and v = y/π.
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The isomorphism R[u, v] ⧸ (uv - πⁿ) ≃ A[I/π] sends u to x/π and v to y/π.
The coordinate charts #
The coordinate charts of the blowup of a node. For a nonzerodivisor π of R, let
A = R[x₀, x₁] ⧸ (x₀x₁ - πⁿ⁺²) and I = (π, x₀, x₁). For either coordinate xᵢ, the affine
blowup algebra A[I/xᵢ] is the node R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π), with x = xᵢ and t = π/xᵢ; the other
coordinate becomes x_{1-i}/xᵢ = πⁿt².
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The isomorphism R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π) ≃ A[I/xᵢ] sends x to xᵢ.
The isomorphism R[x, t] ⧸ (xt - π) ≃ A[I/xᵢ] sends t to π/xᵢ.