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Refined maximal-contact statement via the coefficient ideal

Statement

Assume AC (The Axiom of Choice), inherited from the blowup and strict-transform suppliers throughout.

Let (I,∅,μ) be a marked ideal of maximal order with μ≥1 whose support has codimension at least two at a point x∈supp⁡(I,μ), and let U∋x be an open neighbourhood on which a tangent direction u∈T(I)(U) exists and supp⁡(I,μ)∩U has codimension at least two throughout U (Marked ideals of maximal order, tangent directions and transversality to the exceptional divisors). Let V(u) be the regular hypersurface defined by u (Strict transform of a closed subscheme). For every multiple test blow-up (Ui) of (I∣U,μ), write Ii for its controlled transforms on Ui. Then (1) the support supp⁡(Ii,μ) is contained in the strict transform V(u)i as a proper subset. If K has characteristic zero or perfect characteristic p>μ (Field), then in addition: (2) the sequence (V(u)i) is a multiple test blow-up of C(I,μ)∣V(u); (3) supp⁡(Ii,μ)∩V(u)i=supp⁡[C(I,μ)∣V(u)]i; (4) every multiple test blow-up of C(I,μ)∣V(u) defines a multiple test blow-up of (I∣U,μ) with centers in the strict transforms of V(u).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Assume AC throughout. A field K, a maximal-order marked ideal (I,∅,μ) with μ≥1 whose support has codimension at least 2 at a point x∈supp⁡(I,μ), an open neighbourhood U∋x admitting a tangent direction u∈T(I)(U) with supp⁡(I,μ)∩U of codimension at least 2, the regular hypersurface V(u), and a multiple test blow-up (Ui) of (I∣U,μ). For clauses (2)-(4), assume also the safe characteristic range of the Statement.

[F1]

The supports of a multiple test blow-up stay inside the strict transforms of a hypersurface of maximal contact: for every i the support supp⁡(Ii,μ) is contained in the strict transform V(u)i of V(u).

[A1]

The Axiom of Choice: AC is inherited for clause (1) through the blowup and strict-transform suppliers and for clauses (2)-(4) through the coefficient-restriction supplier [F2].

[F2]

The coefficient ideal controls the support after restriction: under AC and characteristic zero or perfect characteristic p>μ, for a regular S with SNC with E whose support is not contained in supp⁡(I,μ), the restrictions along centers in Si give supp⁡(Ii,μ)∩Si=supp⁡[C(I,μ)∣S]i, and every multiple test blow-up of the restriction defines one of (I,μ) with centers in the Si.

[F4]

Strict transform of a closed subscheme, Chain dimension and the empty-space convention: a hypersurface V(u) is of codimension one, so it is not contained in the codimension-at-least-two support; the strict transform V(u)i is again a hypersurface.

Proof

1.1F1F4given

The support stays a proper subset of the hypersurface in every characteristic. By [F1], supp⁡(Ii,μ)⊆V(u)i for every i. At i=0 this inclusion is proper because the support has codimension at least two throughout U while V(u) is a hypersurface [F4]. If it is proper at stage i, then V(u)i∖supp⁡(Ii,μ) is a nonempty open subset disjoint from the next center, since every center lies in the marked support. The blow-up is an isomorphism over this open set, and the controlled transform agrees there with the unchanged ideal, so this nonempty open subset persists inside V(u)i+1 and remains outside supp⁡(Ii+1,μ). Thus the inclusion is proper at every stage.

2.1A1F2givenstep 1.1

Assume now that K has characteristic zero or perfect characteristic p>μ. Since V(u) is a regular hypersurface containing the initial support and is not contained in that support, it satisfies the hypotheses of [F2]. Applying [F2] to S=V(u) proves that (V(u)i) is a multiple test blow-up of C(I,μ)∣V(u) and gives the support identity of clause (3) at every stage.

3.1A1F2step 2.1∎

Under AC and the same characteristic condition, the converse clause of [F2] says that every multiple test blow-up of C(I,μ)∣V(u) is induced by a multiple test blow-up of (I∣U,μ) with centers in the strict transforms of V(u). The equality in clause (3) follows at every stage from [F2].

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