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Singularities of mappings : the local behaviour of smooth and complex analytic mappings / David Mond, Juan J.Nuño-Ballesteros.
Math/Physics/Astronomy Library QA614.58 .M66 2020
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Mond, D. (David), author.
- Nuño-Ballesteros, Juan J., author.
- Series:
- Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften ; 357.
- Grundleheren der mathematischen Wissenschaften ; 357.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Singularities (Mathematics).
- Mappings (Mathematics).
- Physical Description:
- xv, 567 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- Cham, Switzerland : Springer, [2020]
- Contents:
- Introduction
- Real or Complex?
- Structure of the Book
- The Nearby Stable Object
- Exercises and Open Questions
- Notation
- Thom-Mather Theory : Right-Left Equivalence, Stability, Versal Unfoldings, Finite Determinacy
- Manifolds and Smooth Mappings
- Germs
- Manifolds and Their Tangent Spaces
- Inverse Mapping Theorem and Consequences
- Submanifolds
- Vector Fields and Flows
- Transversality
- Local Conical Structure
- Left-Right Equivalence and Stability
- Classification of Functions by Right Equivalence
- Right Equivalence and Left Equivalence
- First Calculations
- Multi-Germs
- Infinitesimal Stability Implies Stability
- Stability of Multi-Germs
- Contact Equivalence
- The Contact Tangent Space
- Using T Kef to Calculate T Aef
- Construction of Stable Germs as Unfoldings
- Contact Equivalence Geometric Criterion for Finite Ae-Codimension
- Sheafification
- Thom-Boardman Singularities
- Versal Unfoldings
- Versality
- Global Stability of C Mappings
- Stable Maps Are Not Always Dense
- Mather's Nice Dimensions
- Topological Stability
- Bifurcation Sets
- The Notion of Stable Perturbation of a Map-Germ
- Finite Determinacy
- Proof of the Finite Determinacy Theorem
- Estimates for the Determinacy Degree
- Determinacy and Unipotency
- Unipotent Affine Algebraic Groups
- Unipotent Groups of k-Jets of Diffeomorphisms
- When Is a Closed Affine Space of Germs Contained in a G-Orbit?
- Complexification and Determinacy Degrees
- Notes
- Complete Transversals
- Notes and Further Developments
- Classification of Stable Germs by Their Local Algebras
- Stable Germs Are Classified by Their Local Algebras
- The Isosingular Locus Weighted Homogeneity and Local Quasihomogeneity
- Quasihomogeneity and the Nice Dimensions
- The Case n >̲ p
- The Case n < p
- Images and Discriminants : The Topology of Stable Perturbations
- Stable Images and Discriminants
- Introduction
- Complex Not Real
- Review of the Milnor Fibre
- The Homotopy Type of the Discriminant of a Stable Perturbation : Discriminant and Image Milnor Numbers
- Finding T1Aef in the Geometry of f : Maps from n-Space to n + 1-Space
- The Conductor Ideal
- Finding T1Aef in the Geometry of f : Sections of Stable Discriminants and Images
- Critical Space and Discriminant
- Calculating the Discriminant Milnor Number
- Image Milnor Number and Ae-Codimension
- Further Developments
- Almost Free Divisors
- Thorn Polynomial Techniques
- Does ... Constant Imply Topological Triviality?
- The Milnor-Tjurina Relation^^^
- The Isosingular Locus Augmentation and Concatenation : New Germs from Old
- Multiple Points
- Choosing the Right Definition
- Semi-Simplicial Spaces
- When Is D...(f) Reduced?
- Irritating Notation, Occasionally Necessary
- Equations or Procedures?
- Expected Dimension
- Equations for D2(f)
- Equations for Dk(f) When d Is a Corank 1 Germ
- Generalities on Functions of One Variable
- Application to Multiple Points
- Bifurcation Sets for Germs of Corank 1
- Disentangling a Singularity : The Geometry of a Stable Perturbation
- Blowing-Up Multiple Points
- Construction of an Ambient Space for Kk
- Construction of Kk(f) as Subspace of Bk(X)
- What Remains To Be Done
- Calculating the Homology of the Image
- The Alternating Chain Complex
- Motivation
- The Image Computing Spectral Sequence
- Towards the ICSS
- The Filtrations
- The Spectral Sequence of a Filtered Complex
- The Spectral Sequences Arising from the Two Filtrations on the Total Complex of the Double Complex
- Finite Simplicial Maps
- Triangulating Dk(f)
- (C...) Is a Resolution of Cn(Y)
- Finite Complex Maps Are Triangulable
- Other Proofs
- Cohomology
- Examples and Applications of the ICSS
- The Reidemeister Moves
- Reidemeister I
- Reidemeister II
- Reidemeister III
- Map-Germs of Multiplicity 2
- Codimension 1 Corank 1 Germs
- Generalised Mayer-Vietoris
- Relation Between AH* and H*
- Exercises for Sect. 10.7
- Open Questions
- Multiple Points in the Target : The Case of Parameterised Hypersurfaces
- Finding a Presentation
- Using Macaulay2 to Find a Presentation
- Fitting Ideals and Multiple Points in the Target
- Are the Fitting Ideal Spaces Mk(f) Cohen-Macaulay? Double Points in the Target
- Ae-Codimension and Image Milnor Number of Map-Germs ...
- The Rank Condition
- Corank 1 Mappings : Cyclic Extensions
- Duality and Symmetric Presentations
- Gorenstein Rings and Symmetric Presentations
- Geometrical Interpretation of the Trace Homomorphism
- Triple Points in the Target
- Jet Spaces and Jet Bundles
- Stratifications
- Stratification of Sets
- Stratification of Mappings
- Semialgebraic Sets
- Background in Commutative Algebra
- Spaces and Functions on Spaces
- Associated Primes
- Dimension, Depth and Cohen-Macaulay Modules
- Krull Dimension
- Slicing Dimension
- Hilbert-Samuel Dimension
- Weierstrass Dimension
- The Hauptidealsatz
- Depth and Cohen-Macaulay Modules
- Free Resolutions
- Cohen-Macaulay Modules and Freeness
- Examples of Cohen-Macaulay Spaces
- Pulling Back Algebraic Structures
- Samuel Multiplicity
- Local Analytic Geometrylay? The Preparation Theorem
- Local Properties of Analytic Sets and Finite Mappings
- Degree and Multiplicity
- Normalisation of Analytic Set-Germs
- Extension Theorems
- Normalisation
- Sheaves
- Presheaves and Sheaves
- Coherence
- Conservation of Multiplicity
- Representatives
- Conservation of Multiplicity II
- References
- Index.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 553-562) and index.
- Current copyright fee: GBP19.00 42\0.
- ISBN:
- 3030344398
- 9783030344399
- OCLC:
- 1140511543
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