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Canonical forms and moment-generating functions of plane polypols

Boris Shapiro

The polarity relation between canonical forms and Fantappie transforms for polygons extends to curved polypols, where the transform becomes a holonomic branched period controlled by vertex hyperplanes and dual curves.

arxiv:2605.10864 v2 · 2026-05-11 · math.AG · math.CO · math.CV

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C1strongest claim

For genuinely curved polypols the same dual-geometric mechanism survives, but the transform is no longer a rational logarithmic canonical form; rather, it is a holonomic, generally branched period whose singularities are controlled by vertex hyperplanes and by the projective dual curves of the nonlinear boundary components.

C2weakest assumption

The dual-geometric polarity mechanism that works for polygons continues to govern the relation between canonical forms and Fantappie transforms when the boundary arcs are genuinely curved rational curves.

C3one line summary

For plane polypols the normalized Fantappie transform is a holonomic generally branched period whose singularities are controlled by vertex hyperplanes and projective dual curves of the nonlinear boundary components.

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arxiv: 2605.10864 · arxiv_version: 2605.10864v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2605.10864 · pith_short_12: ZBBQIZ7XTSBT · pith_short_16: ZBBQIZ7XTSBT2FBW · pith_short_8: ZBBQIZ7X
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