On the homotopy type of the complement of an arrangement that is a 2-generic section of the parallel connection of an arrangement and a pencil of lines
Abstract
Let A be a complexified-real arrangement of lines in C2. Let H be any line in A . Then, form a new complexified-real arrangement BH = A C where C \H\ is a pencil of lines with multiplicity m≥ 3 , the intersection point in the pencil is not a multiple point in A, and every line in C intersects every line in A \H\ in points of multiplicity two. In this article, we show that for H1, H2 ∈ A we may have that BH1 and BH2 do not have diffeomorphic complements, but the complements of the arrangements will always be homotopy equivalent.
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