Strange Duality Between the Quadrangle Complete Intersection Singularities

Q3 Mathematics

Arnold Mathematical Journal Pub Date : 2021-06-22 DOI:10.1007/s40598-021-00181-z

Wolfgang Ebeling, Atsushi Takahashi

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Abstract

There is a strange duality between the quadrangle isolated complete intersection singularities discovered by the first author and Wall. We derive this duality from a variation of the Berglund–Hübsch transposition of invertible polynomials introduced in our previous work about the strange duality between hypersurface and complete intersection singularities using matrix factorizations of size two.

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四边形完全交奇异性之间的奇异对偶性

在第一作者发现的四边形孤立完全交奇点和Wall之间存在着一种奇怪的对偶性。我们从我们之前的工作中引入的可逆多项式的Berglund–Hübsch转置的变体中导出了这种对偶性，该工作使用大小为2的矩阵因子分解来研究超曲面和完全相交奇点之间的奇异对偶性。

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