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Remarks on the Symmetries of a Model Hypersurface

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In this partly expository paper, we deal with sharp jet determination results following from a generalization of the Chern—Moser theory to Levi degenerate hypersurfaces with polynomial models, as obtained in [30]. We formulate the jet determination results for finitely smooth hypersurfaces of finite type. Another goal of the paper is to gain more understanding of the symmetries for such hypersurfaces, which violate 2-jet determination. Finally, we collect and state some open problems regarding the existence of graded components of strictly positive weight of the Lie Algebra of symmetries for the model hypersurface

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The authors would like to thank the referee for his very careful reading and for having enriched this paper with several important remarks and useful references.

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Kolář, M., Meylan, F. Remarks on the Symmetries of a Model Hypersurface. Anal Math 48, 545–565 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10476-022-0157-3

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