THE HIGHER TOPOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY OF A COMPLEMENT OF COMPLEX LINES ARRANGEMENT | Minh | TNU Journal of Science and Technology

THE HIGHER TOPOLOGICAL COMPLEXITY OF A COMPLEMENT OF COMPLEX LINES ARRANGEMENT

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Received: 13/03/20                Revised: 12/05/20                Published: 21/05/20

Authors

1. Tran Hue Minh Email to author, TNU – University of Education
2. Nguyen Van Ninh, TNU – University of Education

Abstract


The complement of complex lines arrangement in C2 is a smooth manifold with many geometric properties v  interested in studying the theory of the hyperplanes arrangement. Some geometric invariants of this manifold are combinatorial dependence, meaning they depend only on the set of intersections of lines. In this paper, we calculate the high topological complexity of the complement of the center complex lines arrangement in C2 and show the combinatorial dependence of this geometric invariant.


Keywords


complement of complex lines arrangement; combinatorial dependence; higher topological complexity; smooth manifold; geometric invariants.

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