Generalized Zariski cancellation for Brieskorn--Pham varieties
Abstract
We establish a generalized Zariski cancellation theorem for Brieskorn--Pham varieties over the field of complex numbers. More precisely, we show that if two complex Brieskorn--Pham varieties become isomorphic after taking a product with an arbitrary separated complex scheme having a smooth point, then they are already isomorphic not merely as complex algebraic varieties but, in fact, as C*-varieties. The proof combines our general cancellation theorem for complex algebraic varieties with a unique singularity, whose proof relies on the analytic cancellation theorem of Hauser--Müller, with an exponent rigidity theorem for Brieskorn--Pham varieties. The latter asserts that, over any field of characteristic zero, the exponent tuple appearing in the defining equation completely determines the isomorphism class of the corresponding Brieskorn--Pham variety.
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