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Finiteness problems on Nash manifolds and Nash sets

José F. Fernando, José Manuel Gamboa, Jesús M. Ruiz (2014)

Journal of the European Mathematical Society

We study here several finiteness problems concerning affine Nash manifolds M and Nash subsets X . Three main results are: (i) A Nash function on a semialgebraic subset Z of M has a Nash extension to an open semialgebraic neighborhood of Z in M , (ii) A Nash set X that has only normal crossings in M can be covered by finitely many open semialgebraic sets U equipped with Nash diffeomorphisms ( u 1 , , u m ) : U m such that U X = { u 1 u r = 0 } , (iii) Every affine Nash manifold with corners N is a closed subset of an affine Nash manifold...

Finiteness property for generalized abelian integrals

Rémi Soufflet (2003)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We study the integrals of real functions which are finite compositions of globally subanalytic maps and real power functions. These functions have finiteness properties very similar to those of subanalytic functions. Our aim is to investigate how such finiteness properties can remain when taking the integrals of such functions. The main result is that for almost all power maps arising in a x λ -function, its integration leads to a non-oscillating function. This can be seen as a generalization of Varchenko...

Finiteness results for Teichmüller curves

Martin Möller (2008)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We show that for each genus there are only finitely many algebraically primitive Teichmüller curves C , such that (i) C lies in the hyperelliptic locus and (ii) C is generated by an abelian differential with two zeros of order g - 1 . We prove moreover that for these Teichmüller curves the trace field of the affine group is not only totally real but cyclotomic.

Flatness testing over singular bases

Janusz Adamus, Hadi Seyedinejad (2013)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

We show that non-flatness of a morphism φ:X→ Y of complex-analytic spaces with a locally irreducible target of dimension n manifests in the existence of vertical components in the n-fold fibred power of the pull-back of φ to the desingularization of Y. An algebraic analogue follows: Let R be a locally (analytically) irreducible finite type ℂ-algebra and an integral domain of Krull dimension n, and let S be a regular n-dimensional algebra of finite type over R (but not necessarily a finite R-module),...

Foliated structure of the Kuranishi space and isomorphisms of deformation families of compact complex manifolds

Laurent Meersseman (2011)

Annales scientifiques de l'École Normale Supérieure

Consider the following uniformization problem. Take two holomorphic (parametrized by some analytic set defined on a neighborhood of 0 in p , for some p > 0 ) or differentiable (parametrized by an open neighborhood of 0 in p , for some p > 0 ) deformation families of compact complex manifolds. Assume they are pointwise isomorphic, that is for each point t of the parameter space, the fiber over t of the first family is biholomorphic to the fiber over t of the second family. Then, under which conditions are the...

Foliations by curves with curves as singularities

M. Corrêa Jr, A. Fernández-Pérez, G. Nonato Costa, R. Vidal Martins (2014)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

Let be a holomorphic one-dimensional foliation on n such that the components of its singular locus Σ are curves C i and points p j . We determine the number of p j , counted with multiplicities, in terms of invariants of and C i , assuming that is special along the C i . Allowing just one nonzero dimensional component on Σ , we also prove results on when the foliation happens to be determined by its singular locus.

Foliations in algebraic surfaces having a rational first integral.

Alexis García Zamora (1997)

Publicacions Matemàtiques

Given a foliation F in an algebraic surface having a rational first integral a genus formula for the general solution is obtained. In the case S = P2 some new counter-examples to the classic formulation of the Poincaré problem are presented. If S is a rational surface and F has singularities of type (1, 1) or (1,-1) we prove that the general solution is a non-singular curve.

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