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Presents arithmetic criteria to identify non-very generic intersections in hyperplane arrangements, indicating their significance in combinatorial topology.
A discriminantal hyperplane arrangement B(n,k,A) B ( n , k , A ) is constructed from a given generic hyperplane arrangement A A . The arrangement A A is classified as either very generic or non-very generic according to the combinatorial structure of B(n,k,A) B ( n , k , A ) . In particular, A A is regarded as non-very generic if the intersection lattice of B(n,k,A) B ( n , k , A ) contains at least one non-very generic intersection, namely, an intersection that does not satisfy a specific rank condition established by Athanasiadis. In this paper, we present arithmetic criteria characterizing non-very generic intersections in discriminantal arrangements, and we complete and correct a previous result of Libgober and the third author concerning rank 2 intersections in such arrangements.
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