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March 12, 2026Forum of Mathematics Sigma0 citationsOpen Access

Scanning the moduli of smooth hypersurfaces

AAAlexis Aumonier

Key Points

  • The study aims to analyze the moduli of smooth hypersurfaces and their relationship within the Hilbert scheme.
  • Constructed a map to a continuous section space of a projective bundle.
  • Induced isomorphism in integral homology in various degrees.
  • Computed the rational cohomology of the section space.
  • Exhibited homological stability for hypersurfaces with increasing first Chern class.
  • Demonstrated isomorphism in integral homology related to the ampleness of hypersurfaces.
  • Recovered McDuff's result on configuration spaces when the ambient variety is a curve.
  • Showed agreement of rational cohomology with stable cohomology in simply connected varieties.

Abstract

Abstract We study the locus of smooth hypersurfaces inside the Hilbert scheme of a smooth projective complex variety. In the spirit of scanning, we construct a map to a continuous section space of a projective bundle, and show that it induces an isomorphism in integral homology in a range of degrees growing with the ampleness of the hypersurfaces. When the ambient variety is a curve, this recovers a result of McDuff about configuration spaces. We compute the rational cohomology of the section space and exhibit a homological stability phenomenon for hypersurfaces with first Chern class going to infinity. For simply connected varieties, the rational cohomology is shown to agree with the stable cohomology of a moduli space of hypersurfaces, with a peculiar tangential structure, as studied by Galatius and Randal-Williams.

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Alexis Aumonier (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b2579096eeacc4fcec64e5https://doi.org/10.1017/fms.2026.10184
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