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TheStructure of Nearly Kähler Manifolds.

Alfred Gray (1976)

Mathematische Annalen

Thom polynomials and Schur functions: the singularities $I_{2, 2} (-)$

Piotr Pragacz (2007)

Annales de l’institut Fourier

We give the Thom polynomials for the singularities $I_{2, 2}$ associated with maps $(ℂ^{•}, 0) \to (ℂ^{• + k}, 0)$ with parameter $k \geq 0$ . Our computations combine the characterization of Thom polynomials via the “method of restriction equations” of Rimanyi et al. with the techniques of Schur functions.

Thom polynomials and Schur functions: the singularities $I I I_{2, 3} (-)$

Özer Öztürk (2010)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

We give a closed formula for the Thom polynomials of the singularities $I I I_{2, 3} (-)$ in terms of Schur functions. Our computations combine the characterization of the Thom polynomials via the “method of restriction equations” of Rimányi et al. with the techniques of Schur functions.

Three-manifolds and the Temperley-Lieb algebra.

W.B.R. Lickorish (1991)

Mathematische Annalen

Tight contact structures and taut foliations.

Honda, Ko, Kazez, William H., Matić, Gordana (2000)

Geometry & Topology

Tight contact structures on Seifert manifolds over $T^{2}$ with one singular fibre.

Ghiggini, Paolo (2005)

Algebraic & Geometric Topology

Tight immersions of highly connected manifolds.

Gudlaugur Thorbergsson (1986)

Commentarii mathematici Helvetici

Time Dependent Stable Diffeomorphisms.

John M. Franks (1974)

Inventiones mathematicae

Tischler fibrations of open foliated sets

John Cantwell, Lawrence Conlon (1981)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

Let $M$ be a closed, foliated manifold, and let $U$ be an open, connected, saturated subset that is a union of locally dense leaves without holonomy. Supplementary conditions are given under which $U$ admits an approximating (Tischler) fibration over $S^{1}$ . If the fibration exists, conditions under which the original leaves are regular coverings of the fibers are studied also. Examples are given to show that our supplementary conditions are generally required.