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Invariants of the singularities of secant varieties of curves
Consider a smooth projective curve and a given embedding into projective
space via a sufficiently positive line bundle. We can form the secant variety
of $k$-planes through the curve. These are singular varieties, with each secant
variety being singular along the last. We study invariants of the singularities
for these varieties. In the case of an arbitrary curve, we compute the
intersection cohomology in terms of the cohomology of the curve. We then turn
our attention to rational normal curves. In this setting, we prove that all of
the secant varieties are rational homology manifolds, meaning their singular
cohomology satisfies Poincar\'e duality. We then compute the nearby and
vanishing cycles for the largest nontrivial secant variety, which is a
projective hypersurface.