An asymptotic existence theorem for plane curves with prescribed singularities

Abstract

Let d,m1,...,mr be (r+1) positive integers, and P1,...,Pr be r general points in the projective plane ; let m be a positive integer. We prove that there exists a bound d0(m) such that : If mi < m (0<i<r+1), and d > d0(m) then the linear system L of plane curves of degree d having a multiplicity at least mi at each point Pi has the expected dimension ; moreover, if L is not empty, there exists an irreducible plane curve of degree d, smooth away from the r points Pi, and having an ordinary singularity of the prescribed multiplicity mi at each point Pi. This curve may be isolated in L.

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