Desingularizing maps of corank one
Desingularizing maps of corank one
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科兰克一号地图的去奇异化
DOI:
10.1090/s0002-9939-1980-0581010-8
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发表时间:
1980
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通讯作者:
C. Curley
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作者:
S. J. Blank;C. Curley
In 1960, A. Haefliger presented necessary and sufficient conditions for factoring a smooth map from a surface into the plane through an immersion into R3. Here, necessary and sufficient conditions are given for factoring a map between manifolds of dimension n, n > 2, through an immersion into a line bundle over the range. In addition, conditions are given for factoring such a map through a submersion from a line bundle over the domain. By a desingularization of a smooth map f: M -* V between manifolds we mean one of the following. (1) An immersion F: M —> E for some line bundle m: E -» V such that/ = m ° F or (2) a submersion F': E' -> F for some line bundle m': E' —» M with zero section s such that/ = F' ° s. We say / desingularizes in the first (resp. second) sense with respect to E (resp. £"). If/has a desingularization in the first sense, then the pull-back of the normal bundle to the image of F provides a line bundle with respect to which / has a desingularization in the second sense. The converse is not true. The map for Figure 1 desingularizes in the second sense but not the first. In this paper we present necessary and sufficient conditions for desingularizing a generic map with respect to a given bundle. In [1] A. Haefliger provides necessary and sufficient conditions for factoring a generic map from a closed surface into the plane through an immersion into R3. Let /: M —> V be a smooth map where M is a closed smooth n-manifold and F is a smooth n-manifold and let m: £—> V be a line bundle. If there is an immersion F: M —» E with / = m ° F we say / factors through an immersion into E. If / does factor then rank df > n — 1 everywhere, or equivalent^, the corank of / does not exceed one. The singularities of a generic /, by which we mean 2-generic and finite-to-one [2], with rank df > n — 1 everywhere, are stratified by the manifolds 5, = {x G A/|rank dfx = n I], S,, = (x G 5,|rank d(f¡s)x = n 2}. The map/being 2-generic ensures that Sx and Sxx are submanifolds of M. If we regard the Klein bottle as {(</>, 0)|<p G Sx, 0 E [0, 2w]} mod the relation (</>, 0) = (-<p, 2w) then /(<p, 9) = (cos <p + 2, f?) is a map from the Klein bottle to the plane (in polar coordinates). We will show that this map desingularizes in the second sense but not in the first sense. Figure 1 represents the image of this map. Received by the editors June 21, 1979 and, in revised form, September 29, 1979. AMS (MOS) subject classifications (1970). Primary 57D35, 57D40; Secondary 57D20, 57D45.