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Analysis reveals structure of Hilbert schemes with finitely virtually stable cells, suggesting new mappings.
We give an explicit description of the Białynicki-Birula cells on the Hilbert scheme of points on A² with isolated fixed points, with the Hilbert–Burch matrices as a main tool. If the fixed point locus is positive dimensional, we obtain an étale rational map to the cell. We prove a conjectural description by R. Homs and A.-L. Winz of certain Gröbner cells. We realise the description as a special case of our construction. We also show examples when the construction provides a rational étale map to the Hilbert scheme, which is not contained in any Białynicki-Birula cell. Finally, we give an explicit description of the formal deformations of any ideal in the Hilbert scheme of points on the plane.
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