Free line arrangements with low maximal multiplicity

Abstract

Let be a free arrangement of d lines in the complex projective plane, with exponents d1≤ d2. Let m be the maximal multiplicity of points in . In this note, we describe first the simple cases d1 ≤ m. Then we study the case d1=m+1, and describe which line arrangements can occur by deleting or adding a line to . When d ≤ 14, there are only two free arrangements with d1=m+2, namely one with degree 13 and the other with degree 14. We study their geometries in order to deepen our understanding of the structure of free line arrangements in general.

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