Classification of higher dimensional hypersurface singularities in terms of non-degenerate complete intersections

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On the main theme of this project :(1) In 2000, M. Tomari studied the nitration of ideals on terminal singularities where the associated graded rings are integral domains with isolated singularity. As a special case, he showed the regularity of their associated graded rings of 3-dimensional regular local ring. In 1 2001, Tomari gave an inequality about Milnor number μ(f) of a hypersurface isolated singularity Uin terms of weighted Taylor expansion of the defining equation f. Here the equality holds iiand only if the initial form defines an isolated singularity. This gives a characterization of a semiquasi-homogeneous condition in terms of μ. The proof uses a result of Tomari on multiplicity of filtered ring.(2) T. Hayakawa studied several partial resolutions of 3-dimensipnal terminal singularities with index is not less than two. In 2000, he constructed an interesting example which admits a partial resolution where at worst Gorenstein terminal singularities remain. This was understood naturally by the' studies of the special partial resolution of rational double points which appears as the general members of anti-canonical linear system of the singularity. In 2001 he also studied the irreducible components of this type of partial resolution.As related-works on complex analysis :(3) H. Fujimoto had succeeded to construct a new series of examples of hyperbolic hypersurfaces of degree 2^n in n-dimensional complex protective spaces. In the case of n = 2, this example gives the world record of the minimal possible degree of the ambient spaces for such situation.(4) A. Kodama studied the general ellipsoids with not necessary smooth boundaries from the points of view of the Webster metric.