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Compatibly Split Subvarieties Of The Hilbert Scheme Of Points In The Plane

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Author
Rajchgot, Jenna
Abstract

Let k be an algebraically closed field of characteristic p > 2. By a result of Kumar and Thomsen (see [KT01]), the standard Frobenius splitting of A2 induces a Frobenius splitting of Hilbn (A2 ). In k k this thesis, we investigate the question, "what is the stratification of Hilbn (A2 ) by all compatibly k Frobenius split subvarieties?" We provide the answer to this question when n [LESS-THAN OR EQUAL TO] 4 and give a conjectural answer when n = 5. We prove that this conjectural answer is correct up to the possible inclusion of one particular onedimensional subvariety of Hilb5 (A2 ), and we show that this particular one-dimensional subvariety k is not compatibly split for at least those primes p satisfying 2 < p [LESS-THAN OR EQUAL TO] 23. Next, we restrict the splitting of Hilbn (A2 ) (now for arbitrary n) to the affine open patch U k x,y n and describe all compatibly split subvarieties of this patch and their defining ideals. We find degenerations of these subvarieties to Stanley-Reisner schemes, explicitly describe the associated simplicial complexes, and use these complexes to prove that certain compatibly split subvarieties of U x,y n are Cohen-Macaulay.

Date Issued
2013-01-28
Keywords
Hilbert scheme of points in the plane
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Frobenius splitting
Committee Chair
Knutson, Allen
Committee Member
Stillman, Michael Eugene
Holm, Tara S.
Degree Discipline
Mathematics
Degree Name
Ph. D., Mathematics
Degree Level
Doctor of Philosophy
Type
dissertation or thesis

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