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2411.13246

LE TISSU DUAL D’UN PRÉ-FEUILLETAGE CONVEXE RÉDUIT SUR P2C EST PLAT

Samir Bedrouni

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math.DS
Journal tier
Specialist/Solid
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Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM

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The paper proves that the dual d-web of any reduced convex pre-foliation F = C ⊠ 𝔽 on P^2 is flat via: (i) a discriminant formula for LegF, (ii) local decompositions of LegF along each irreducible discriminant component, (iii) a curvature “reduction” criterion for totally invariant components of minimal multiplicity, and (iv) a global vanishing argument on P^2. The candidate solution follows the same structure and uses the same ingredients (discriminant description, local splittings near dual lines and along C^∨, holomorphy criterion, and the absence of holomorphic 2-forms on P^2^∨) to conclude flatness. Minor wording differences aside, they are effectively the same proof, and both are correct. Key steps and statements are explicitly present in the paper: main theorem (Théorème 1) and its roadmap, the discriminant formula (Lemme 3.1, (3.4) and Corollaire 3.2), the two local splittings (Lemmes 5.1 and 5.3), the reduction criterion (Proposition 6.2), the curvature characterization on P^2, and the final global vanishing in the proof of Théorème 1 (using K_{P^2} of degree −3) .

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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions

\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid

\textbf{Justification:}

The result is a natural and substantive generalization in web geometry, obtained by a clean synthesis of discriminant analysis, local splitting, and curvature reduction. The argumentation is coherent and leverages standard but powerful tools. The exposition is clear, though a few explicit reminders of the minimal multiplicity condition and a roadmap diagram would enhance readability for non-specialists.