Affine hyperplane arrangements at finite distance

Affine hyperplane arrangements at finite distance
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We study the relative homology group of an affine hyperplane arrangement and its Poincaré dual, the cohomology at finite distance of the complement. We give an Orlik–Solomon-type description of the latter, and identify it with the vector space of logarithmic forms having vanishing residues at infinity. To this end, we introduce a partial version of wonderful compactifications, which could be relevant in other contexts where blow-ups only occur at infinity. Finally, we show that the cohomology at finite distance coincides with the vector space of canonical forms in the sense of positive geometry.


💡 Research Summary

The paper introduces a new cohomological invariant for affine hyperplane arrangements, called the “cohomology at finite distance”. For an essential affine arrangement A⊂ℂⁿ, the authors define \


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