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A Surprise
oliverlabs
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Throughout the whole calendar we tried to show animations which explain some algebraic or geometric concept or proof.
This last one is relatively useless. It just shows...
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The Togliatti Quintic
oliverlabs
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In this film we show how discriminants can be used to construct surfaces with many singularities. Our example will be 31-nodal quintics which is the maximum possible number...
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Polar Curves
oliverlabs
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The polar curve PC,p from a point p to a plane curve C of degree d is a plane curve of degree d-1 which intersects the original curve C exactly in those points ti for which...
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Rational Plane Curves
oliverlabs
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Given a curve C={f=0} of degree d in complex projective 2-space, one may ask, if C admits a parametization, i.e. if there is a rational map from projective 1-space to C wit...
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Cubic Surfaces as Blowup
oliverlabs
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A classical result in algebraic geometry, probably first shown by A. Clebsch in the 19th century, says that any smooth complex cubic surface arises as the blowup (see no. 0...
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The Swallowtail
oliverlabs
2,460 views
Consider the univariate polynomial p(x)=x^4+ax^2+bx+c with parameters a,b,c (the cyan-colored curve in the plane which is located in the upper part of our film). It has a d...
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A Monoid with Many Singularities
oliverlabs
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A monoid surface M is a surface of degree d with only isolated singularities and which has a singularity of multiplicity d-1. If we place this singularity at the origin O, ...
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Dual Curves
oliverlabs
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At the left, you see a projective cubic plane curve (black), together with its tangents (white). At the right, you see its dual curve (red) which consists of those points i...
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Pinkham's Deformations
oliverlabs
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The movie shows the projection into three-space of deformations of the cone over the rational normal curve of degree four, which is embedded in five-space. This singularity...
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Lines on Singular Cubics
oliverlabs
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A smooth (complex) cubic surface contains exactly 27 distinct lines. On a real cubic surface, all these 27 lines can be real. When singularities occur, some of the lines fa...
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