Hypercohomology of Milnor fibres
Hypercohomology of Milnor fibres
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Milnor 纤维的超上同调
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10.1016/0040-9383(95)00054-2
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1996
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D. Massey
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D. Massey
IN THIS paper, we prove a number of results which help describe the hypercohomology of general Milnor fibres with coefficients in bounded, constructible complexes of sheaves. The principal goal of all of these results is to provide a means of algebraically calculating some pieces of data typically associated with a complex analytic singularity: the cohomology groups of the Milnor fibre of a function, the cohomology of the complex link of a space at a point, and the characteristic cycle of a complex of sheaves. Some of these results have appeared in substantially weaker forms in our earlier paper [35]. The results of this paper fall into three main categories: If X is an analytic space, F’is a bounded, constructible complex of sheaves on X, and f: X+@ is a complex analytic function with a stratified isolated critical point at x EX, then we will show in Section 3 that the relative hypercohomology, with coefficients in F’, of a small ball around x modulo the Milnor fibre off at x breaks up as a direct sum of powers of the hypercohomology of the normal data to each of the strata. With constant coefficients, this is closely related to a result of L& in [23], Tibgr in [40], and, when X itself also has an isolated singular point at the origin, of Siersma in [38]; however, these three papers provide no method for determining how many times each stratum contributes to the direct sum. Our main result on this problem is the explicit calculation of the exponents that occur in this direct sum (Theorem 3.2). One implication of this calculation is that it allows one to specify algebraic data which implies the constancy of the stalk cohomology of the sheaf of vanishing cycles in a family of generalized isolated singularities (see Section 6 for a discussion of this and related problems).Secondly, in Section 4, we examine the general case where the function f: X+@ has a stratified critical locus of arbitrary dimension; here, the description of the hypercohomology of the Milnor fibre becomes more difficult. We study the Milnor fibre of such an f by modding-out by a sufficiently generic hypersurface slice. We prove that, if g: X+@ is a second function which meets the hypersurface V (f)“nicely”, then the relative hypercohomology of the Milnor fibre off modulo the Milnor fibre of flvcB, breaks up as a direct sum of powers of the hypercohomology of the normal data to each of the strata of X (Theorem 4.2 tthis is reminiscent of the isolated critical point case. Moreover, we can once again explicitly describe the exponents that occur in this direct sum. As a corollary of our calculations, in Example 5.3, we recover and generalize the formula of LE and Greuel (see [13, 17, 211 and [28, 5.11. a]) for the Milnor number of isolated complete intersections.