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Deformations, local freeness, and base change for higher Du Bois singularities

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Pith's one-line read Strict higher Du Bois singularities survive small deformations, and base change follows.

desk verdict Real contribution that answers Kovacs-Taji, but the proof of the central injectivity theorem is delegated to an unpublished preprint and one key surjection is asserted; referee should check Section 5 closely. read the letter →

arxiv 2608.07849 v1 pith:2ZSYK52V submitted 2026-08-08 math.AG

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This paper establishes that strict higher Du Bois singularities, the most direct generalization of Du Bois singularities to Kähler $p$-forms for $p\le m$, are stable under small deformations: if a Cartier divisor in a complex variety is strict-$m$-Du Bois, then the ambient variety is strict-$m$-Du Bois near that divisor. Using this stability, it proves a base-change theorem: for a fiber of a morphism to a smooth curve, strict-$m$-Du Bois singularities force the relative Du Bois complex to restrict to the absolute Du Bois complex of the fiber in degrees up to $m$, and strict fibers of every order give full base change for both the left and right relative Du Bois complexes. This answers a question left open in earlier work and has concrete consequences for families: the higher direct images of relative Kähler differentials are locally free over a smooth curve, and Hodge numbers are constant in flat families over arbitrary bases. The paper also constructs counterexamples showing that the weaker $m$-Du Bois condition does not suffice, so the strictness condition is essentially sharp.

What carries the argument

The engine is the right relative Du Bois complex $\Omega^{p,+}_{X/B}$, built upward from $p=0$ by a cone construction using the wedge maps $\Omega^p_X \otimes f^*\omega_B \to \Omega^{p+1}_X$ (Construction 3.1 and Theorem 3.2). Its main advantage is a commuting diagram (Theorem 4.11) that compares the derived restriction $\Omega^{p,+}_{X/B} \otimes^{\mathbf{L}} \mathcal{O}_{X_b}$ with $\Omega^p_X \otimes^{\mathbf{L}} \mathcal{O}_{X_b}$ and $\Omega^p_{X_b}$, reducing base change to exactness of the conormal triangle. The deformation theorem is carried by a higher injectivity theorem for Kähler differentials (Theorem 5.2), built from cyclic covers and divisorial log structures; that injectivity, combined with a lifting lemma for distinguished triangles, converts left inverses on the fiber into quasi-isomorphisms on the ambient variety. The cohomological amplitude properties of the right complex are what make the key diagram commute.

What would settle it

For a concrete strict-$1$-Du Bois fiber $X_b$ of a flat morphism to a smooth curve, compute the derived restriction $\Omega^{1,+}_{X/B} \otimes^{\mathbf{L}} \mathcal{O}_{X_b}$; if it is not quasi-isomorphic to $\Omega^1_{X_b}$, the main theorem fails. Alternatively, test the surjectivity $H^k(X, \mathrm{fff}^p_X(\log K_H)\otimes L^{-i}) \to H^k(X, \mathrm{fff}^p_X(\log H)\otimes L^{-i})$ on a cyclic cover of a non-lci strict-$1$-Du Bois variety; a single degree where surjectivity fails would break Theorem 5.2 and with it Theorem 6.5.

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Core claim

On the paper's own terms, the central discovery is that strict-$m$-Du Bois is the correct level of higher Du Bois behavior for deformation and base-change questions. Theorem 6.5 says that a Cartier divisor $Z$ with strict-$m$-Du Bois singularities forces $X$ to have strict-$m$-Du Bois singularities in a neighborhood of $Z$. From this, Theorems 7.2 and 7.3 derive right-$m$-base change for the right relative Du Bois complex and full base change for both relative complexes when the fiber is strict for every $m$, i.e. $\Omega^{p,*}_{X/B} \otimes^{\mathbf{L}} \mathcal{O}_{X_b} \simeq \Omega^p_{X_b}$ for all $p$. The applications are local freeness of $R^i f_* \Omega^p_{X/B}$ for flat proper families over a smooth curve and constancy of Hodge numbers over arbitrary bases, while Section 9 gives families where $1$-Du Bois fibers break both base change and deformation invariance.

Load-bearing premise

Everything rests on the higher injectivity theorem for Kähler differentials (Theorem 5.2), whose proof is an adaptation of an argument from an unpublished preprint; if that argument or the new surjectivity input (Proposition 5.14) fails, the deformation theorem and the base-change consequences collapse.

Editorial extensions

If this is right

  • Strict-$m$-Du Bois singularities are deformation invariant: any family with a strict-$m$-Du Bois special fiber has strict-$m$-Du Bois nearby fibers.
  • A strict-$m$-Du Bois fiber satisfies right-$m$-base change, so the right relative Du Bois complex computes the fiber's Du Bois complex in degrees up to $m$.
  • A fiber that is strict-$m$-Du Bois for every $m$ satisfies full base change for both left and right relative Du Bois complexes.
  • For flat proper families over a smooth curve, higher direct images of relative Kähler differentials are locally free and compatible with base change up to degree $m$ when a fiber is strict-$m$-Du Bois.
  • Hodge numbers of fibers are constant in flat families over arbitrary bases under the same strictness hypothesis, while without strictness, base change and deformation invariance fail already for $1$-Du Bois fibers.

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Editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The same cone-based mechanism should yield base-change statements for relative logarithmic Du Bois complexes under the same strictness assumptions.
  • One can test whether the deformation theorem extends to non-Cartier divisors: if $Z$ is only $S_2$ and of codimension two, inversion-of-adjunction style arguments might force strict-$m$-Du Bois on $X$ away from a small set.
  • The sharpness examples suggest that any base-change-compatible higher Du Bois theory must treat the injectivity property as part of the definition rather than as a consequence.
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Summary. The paper introduces a new 'right' relative Du Bois complex and uses it to prove that strict-m-Du Bois singularities are invariant under small deformations, that strict-m-Du Bois fibers satisfy base change for the relative Du Bois complex, and that this yields local freeness of higher direct images and constancy of Hodge numbers. It also constructs examples showing that weaker m-Du Bois notions do not behave this way. The main theorems are Theorems 6.5, 7.2, 7.3, 8.7, and 8.8, with the Kovacs-Taji base-change question answered in the strict case. The overall architecture is attractive, but the proof currently has two load-bearing gaps: the injectivity theorem is imported from an unpublished preprint via a one-sentence adaptation, and the Hom-vanishing lemma at the heart of the base-change criterion contains a false cohomological amplitude claim.

Significance. If the proofs are completed, the results are substantial. The paper would establish deformation invariance for the strict higher Du Bois class, answer a base-change question of Kovacs-Taji, and extend the Friedman-Laza local-freeness theorem beyond the lci case. The right relative Du Bois complex is a useful new tool, and the sharpness examples in Section 9 are concrete and informative. The numerical constancy over arbitrary bases is a strong application. The main risk is not the plausibility of the statements but the state of the proofs: Theorem 5.2 depends on an unpublished preprint, Proposition 5.14 is asserted rather than proved, and Lemma 4.9 contains a specific incorrect vanishing argument. These are central to the deformation and base-change theorems rather than peripheral.

major comments (3)
  1. [Section 5, Theorem 5.2 and Proposition 5.14] The proof of Theorem 5.2 is not self-contained and does not currently establish the theorem. The proof says it follows 'essentially verbatim from [Kov26, §8]' with h^0(Ω^p_X) replaced by Ω^p_X, but [Kov26] is an unpublished 2026 preprint and the replacement is not formal: strict-(m-1)-Du Bois (Definition 2.1(4)) is a different package from weak-m-Du Bois, which includes S2/reflexivity assumptions, and the manuscript gives no argument that Ω^p_X has the depth or torsion-freeness properties used in loc. cit. The new input Proposition 5.14 is the substitute for [Kov26, Corollary 7.6], yet its proof consists of one sentence asserting a surjective map H^k(Y, fff^Y_p) → H^k(Y, fff^Y_p) and claiming that functoriality of Ω^p_Y → Ω^p_Y decomposes it componentwise. No identification of this map or proof of its surjectivity is given, and functoriality alone does not imply surjectivity on hypercohomology. Since Theorem 6.5 and hence Theorems 7.2 and 7.3 rest on Theorem 5.2, this is a load-bearing gap.
  2. [Section 4, Lemma 4.9] The vanishing argument in Lemma 4.9 is incorrect as written. The proof claims that Ω^{p-2,+}_{X/B}[1] ⊗^L O_Z is 'supported in degree ≤ -1' and therefore has no maps to Ω^p_X|_Z. But Lemma 3.8 gives h^i(Ω^{p-2,+}_{X/B}) = 0 only outside [-p+2, m^+_{p-2}], with m^+_{p-2} ≥ 0; after the shift [1], cohomology can occur from degree -p+3 through m^+_{p-2}+1. For p = 3, Ω^{1,+}_{X/B}[1] has degree 0 term h^{-1}(Ω^{1,+}_{X/B}), which need not vanish (for smooth X it is isomorphic to O_X ⊗ ω_B), so the claimed Hom-vanishing Hom(Ω^{p-2,+}[1] ⊗ O_Z, Ω^p_X|_Z) = 0 is not justified. Since Theorem 4.11 and the 'if' direction of Corollary 4.12 use this vanishing, and Theorem 7.2 uses Corollary 4.12, this directly affects the main base-change theorem.
  3. [Section 6, Proposition 6.4 and Theorem 6.5] The deformation theorem depends on Proposition 6.4, whose final step is too compressed: after showing that Ω^p_Z → K_p → Ω^p_Z is the natural quasi-isomorphism, the proof asserts that 'the two outer ones extend to a left inverse of the middle map' without giving the triangulated-category argument or specifying the compatibility of the inverses on Ω^{p-1}_Z(-Z). This may be standard, but because the proposition is load-bearing for Theorem 6.5, the step should be written out in full.
minor comments (5)
  1. [Section 2, Definition 2.1] The typesetting makes Ω^p_X and Ω^p_X almost indistinguishable; please use a clearly visible underline or a different font for the Du Bois complex.
  2. [Section 5, Proposition 5.14] The same symbol fff^Y_p is used for both the Kähler cofiltration and the Du Bois cofiltration in the statement and proof; distinct notation is needed to make the claimed surjection meaningful.
  3. [Section 3, Lemma 3.6] In condition (2), 'compatible with the map Ω^p_X → Ω^{p,*}_{X/B}' should specify which of the two maps from Ω^p_X is meant; the current wording can be read as requiring compatibility with two different maps.
  4. [Section 9, Proposition 9.14] The transition from the affine cone construction to a fiber of a morphism to A^1 is stated in one sentence at the end of Corollary 9.16; since the total space is affine, this is plausible, but the shrink should be made explicit.
  5. [General] There are several typographical and consistency issues: 'Ko´ acs' appears in the outline, the date says August 4 while the arXiv header says August 8, and the dependence on the unpublished preprints [Kov26] and [CDO26] should be flagged prominently in the introduction.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity: the deformation and base-change theorems are derived from an external injectivity theorem and explicit constructions, not from their own conclusions.

full rationale

The paper's central claims are not circular. Strict-m-Du Bois singularities are defined externally in Definition 2.1(4) as Omega^p_X quasi-isomorphic to Omega^p_X, and the right relative Du Bois complex is explicitly constructed in Construction 3.1 and Theorem 3.2 rather than being defined as the answer to the base-change question. The base-change theorem (Theorem 7.2) is derived from the deformation theorem (Theorem 6.5) through Corollary 4.12 and Lemma 7.1; the deformation theorem is in turn derived from an injectivity theorem (Theorem 5.2) whose proof is an adaptation of the external [Kov26, Section 8] with new input from Proposition 5.14. No fitted parameter is renamed as a prediction, no imported uniqueness theorem is used to forbid alternatives, and the characterizations in Proposition 9.3 are consequences of the main theorem rather than definitions. The main legitimate concern is that Theorem 5.2 and Proposition 5.14 are not fully proved in this manuscript and depend on the unpublished preprint [Kov26]; that is a proof-completeness and correctness risk, not a circularity. The self-citation [NN25] appears only as background reference for existing theory and does not carry the derivation.

Assumptions & free parameters 0 free parameters · 5 assumptions · 0 invented entities

The paper works within the established Du Bois complex framework. Its main inputs are standard derived-category and desingularization techniques, the construction of Du Bois complexes, and the injectivity theorem of [Kov26]. No free parameters are fitted and no new postulated entities are introduced. The right relative Du Bois complex is a defined construction, not an assumed object.

assumptions (5)
  • standard math Cubical hyperresolutions exist with the factorization and snc support properties stated in Construction 2.3.
    Used throughout to construct Du Bois complexes and derived conormal maps; standard desingularization theory.
  • standard math The Du Bois complex Ω^p_X exists and has coherent cohomology for reduced finite-type C-schemes.
    Background from [DB81], [GNPP88], [Kov96]; used in Construction 3.1 and Theorem 3.2.
  • domain assumption Kovacs's injectivity theorem for pre-(m-1)-Du Bois varieties, [Kov26, Theorem 1.1], is valid.
    Adopted as Theorem 5.1 and used in Lemma 6.3(1); [Kov26] is a 2026 preprint, not yet independently verified here.
  • domain assumption The Tor-independence facts [Kov26, Lemma 2.5, 2.6] for torsion-free sheaves and Cartier divisors hold.
    Used in Lemma 6.2 and in the proofs of Lemma 6.3 and Theorem 6.5.
  • domain assumption General members of basepoint-free linear systems preserve the strict-m-Du Bois property ([SVV23, Corollary 3.3]).
    Used in Corollary 6.6 and in Corollary 5.11 to ensure that the divisor H is strict-m-Du Bois.

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abstract

We prove that strict higher Du Bois singularities are invariant under small deformations. Using this, we prove a base change theorem for the relative Du Bois complex with strict higher Du Bois fibers, answering a question of Kov\'acs--Taji. We exhibit failures of deformation invariance and base change for $1$-Du Bois fibers, showing that the strictness condition is essentially sharp. As applications of base change, we generalize the local-freeness theorem of Friedman--Laza beyond the local complete intersection setting for families over a smooth curve, and prove constancy of Hodge numbers for families over an arbitrary base.

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