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On the uniqueness of the quasihomogeneity

Piotr Jaworski (1999)

Banach Center Publications

The aim of this paper is to show that the quasihomogeneity of a quasihomogeneous germ with an isolated singularity uniquely extends to the base of its analytic miniversal deformation.

Perturbative expansions in quantum mechanics

Mauricio D. Garay (2009)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We prove a D = 1 analytic versal deformation theorem in the Heisenberg algebra. We define the spectrum of an element in the Heisenberg algebra. The quantised version of the Morse lemma already shows that the perturbation series arising in a perturbed harmonic oscillator become analytic after a formal Borel transform.

Real deformations and invariants of map-germs

J. H. Rieger, M. A. S. Ruas, R. Wik Atique (2008)

Banach Center Publications

A stable deformation f t of a real map-germ f : , 0 p , 0 is said to be an M-deformation if all isolated stable (local and multi-local) singularities of its complexification f t are real. A related notion is that of a good real perturbation f t of f (studied e.g. by Mond and his coworkers) for which the homology of the image (for n < p) or discriminant (for n ≥ p) of f t coincides with that of f C t . The class of map germs having an M-deformation is, in some sense, much larger than the one having a good real perturbation....

Singular holomorphic functions for which all fibre-integrals are smooth

D. Barlet, H. Maire (2000)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

For a germ (X,0) of normal complex space of dimension n + 1 with an isolated singularity at 0 and a germ f: (X,0) → (ℂ,0) of holomorphic function with df(x) ≤ 0 for x ≤ 0, the fibre-integrals     s f = s ϱ ω ' ω ' ' ¯ , ϱ C c ( X ) , ω ' , ω ' ' Ω X n , are C on ℂ* and have an asymptotic expansion at 0. Even when f is singular, it may happen that all these fibre-integrals are C . We study such maps and build a family of examples where also fibre-integrals for ω ' , ω ' ' X , the Grothendieck sheaf, are C .

Singularités à l’infini et intégration motivique

Michel Raibaut (2012)

Bulletin de la Société Mathématique de France

Soit k un corps de caractéristique nulle et f une fonction non constante définie sur une variété lisse. Nous définissons dans cet article unefibre de Milnor motivique à l’infiniqui appartient à un anneau de Grothendieck des variétés. Elle est définie en termes d’une compactification choisie, non nécessairement lisse, mais est indépendante de ce choix. Lorsque k est le corps des nombres complexes, en utilisant le morphisme de réalisation de Hodge, elle se réalise en le spectre à l’infini de f . Nous...

Topologie des fonctions régulières et cycles évanescents.

Thomas Brélivet (2003)

Revista Matemática Complutense

One has two notions of vanishing cycles: the Deligne's general notion and a concrete one used recently in the study of polynomial functions. We compare these two notions which gives us in particular a relative connectivity result. We finish with an example of vanishing cycle calculation which shows the difficulty of a good choice of compactification.

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