Tuesday, February 17 |
Analysis Seminar
Time: 14:30
Speaker: Janusz Adamus (Western) Title: "On finite determinacy of the local geometry of analytic maps (Part II)" Room: MC 107 Abstract: Given a (real or complex) analytic map $f=(f_1,\dots,f_n):X\to\mathbb{K}^n$, one can consider its approximations by maps $T_d(f)$ whose coordinates are Taylor polynomials of the $f_i$ of degree $d$. We will show that the continuity of the family of fibres of $f$ is finitely determined. That is, it is already determined by the polynomial maps $T_d(f)$ for $d$ sufficiently large. As a consequence, we also obtain finite determinacy of analytic complete intersections. This is joint work with H. Seyedinejad. |
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