2004
DOI: 10.1007/s00014-004-0808-y
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Combinatorics of rational singularities

Abstract: Abstract.A normal surface singularity is rational if and only if the dual intersection graph of a desingularization satisfies some combinatorial properties. In fact, the graphs defined in this way are trees. In this paper we give geometric features of these trees. In particular, we prove that the number of vertices of valency ≥ 3 in the dual intersection tree of the minimal desingularization of a rational singularity of multiplicity m ≥ 3 is at most m − 2. Mathematics Subject Classification (2000). 32S25, 32S4… Show more

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“…When S ⊆ C, f S is crepant and, furthermore, X S has only isolated ADE singularities since we have contracted only (−2)-curves. It is well known that in the dual graph of the minimal resolution, all maximal (−2)-curves must lie in ADE configurations (see, for example, [TT04,Proposition 3.2]).…”
Section: Tilting Bundles On Partial Resolutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When S ⊆ C, f S is crepant and, furthermore, X S has only isolated ADE singularities since we have contracted only (−2)-curves. It is well known that in the dual graph of the minimal resolution, all maximal (−2)-curves must lie in ADE configurations (see, for example, [TT04,Proposition 3.2]).…”
Section: Tilting Bundles On Partial Resolutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark 4.23. We remark that the method in the above proof cannot be applied to E 8 , since it is well known that the rational tree E 8 with all vertices labelled with −2 cannot be a (strict) subtree of any rational tree [TT04,Corollary 3.11].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When S ⊆ C then f S is crepant and further X S has only isolated ADE singularities since we have contracted only (−2)-curves -it is well-known that in the dual graph of the minimal resolution, all maximal (−2)-curves must lie in ADE configurations (see e.g. [TT,3.2]).…”
Section: Relationship To Partial Resolutions Of Rational Surface Sing...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark 4.23. We remark that the method in the above proof cannot be applied to E 8 , since it is well-known that the rational tree E 8 (labelled with −2's) cannot be a (strict) subtree of any rational tree [TT,3.11].…”
Section: E4mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He proved simpleness for some special classes of singularities, namely, rational quadruple points or sandwiched singularities in [5]. For the classification of certain classes of rational singularities, the interested readers can refer to the recent papers [6]- [9]. In [10], Laufer examined a class of elliptic singularities that satisfy a minimality condition.…”
Section: § 1 Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%