A cusp surface singularity is Frobenius liftable
Abstract
We show that a cusp surface singularity is Frobenius liftable. As a consequence, we determine all the Frobenius liftable surface singularities.
Disclosure
“obtain H 2 (Ω1Y (log E)(−E)) = 0 again by dimensional reason. By diagram chasing, we conclude the surjectivity of (3.0.6), and we conclude. □ Declaration of generative AI. During the development of this work, the authors used ChatGPT, powered by GPT-5.6 Sol Pro. The outline of the proof of Theorem A was suggested by the model. The authors subsequently reconstructed and revised the complete argument. The authors take full responsibility for all mathematical claims, proo”
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Pages 7 pdf
Theorems 3 source
Lemmas 3 source
Propositions 1 source
Corollaries 1 source
Definitions 1 source
Displayed equations 34 source
Bibliography entries 11 source
Appendix pages 0 estimated
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