Codimension one decompositions and Chow varieties
E. Carlini
Abstract
A presentation of a degree d form in n+1 variables as the sum of homogenous elements ``essentially'' involving n variables is called a codimension one decomposition. Codimension one decompositions are introduced and the related Waring Problem is stated and solved. Natural schemes describing the codimension one decompositions of a generic form are defined. Dimension and degree formulae for these schemes are derived when the number of summands is the minimal one; in the zero dimensional case the scheme is showed to be reduced. These results are obtained by studying the Chow variety Δn,s of zero dimensional degree s cycles in n. In particular, an explicit formula for Δn,s is determined.
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