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Nearby cycles and Alexander modules of hypersurface complements [PDF]
Let f : C n + 1 → C be a polynomial map, which is transversal at infinity. Using Sabbah's specialization complex, we give a new description of the Alexander modules of the hypersurface complement C n + 1 ∖ f − 1 ( 0 ) , and obtain a general divisibility ...
Yong-Qiang Liu
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Torus hypersurface in 4-space [PDF]
We consider torus hypersurface in the four dimensional Euclideanspace E4. We give some basic notions of E4, then we define rotational hypersur-face.
Güler, Erhan, Kişi, Ömer
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Osculating hypersurfaces of higher order
Oscurating surfaces of second order have been studied in classical differential geometry [1]. In this article we generalize this notion to osculating hyper-surfaces of higher order of hyper-surfaces in Euclidean n-space.
Kazimieras Navickis
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Characteristic Varieties of Hypersurface Complements [PDF]
We give divisibility results for the (global) characteristic varieties of hypersurface complements expressed in terms of the local characteristic varieties at points along one of the irreducible components of the hypersurface.
Yong-Qiang Liu, L. Maxim
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$F$-thresholds of hypersurfaces [PDF]
We continue our study of F-thresholds begun in math/0607660 by an in depth analysis of the hypersurface case. We use the D--module theoretic description of generalized test ideals which allows us to show that in any F--finite regular ring the F-thresholds of hypersurfaces are discrete and rational (in math/0607660 the finite type over a field case was ...
Blickle, Manuel +2 more
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We exhibit a family of homogeneous hypersurfaces in affine space, one in each dimension, generalising the Cayley surface.
Eastwood, Michael, Ezhov, V
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Hypersurface homogeneous and hypersurface self-similar models
Dynamical systems for hypersurface homogeneous and hypersurface self-similar models with non-null symmetry surfaces are derived. The equations are cast in a geometric form based on properties of the symmetry surfaces that emphasize the close connection ...
Uggla, Claes,, Nilsson, Ulf S.,
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Random Hypersurface Models for Extended Object Tracking [PDF]
Target tracking algorithms usually assume that the received measurements stem from a point source. However, in many scenarios this assumption is not feasible so that measurements may stem from different locations, named measurement sources, on the target
Hanebeck, Uwe D., Baum, Marcus
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CR-hypersurfaces of the six-dimensional sphere
We proved that there does not exist a proper CR-hypersurface of S6 with parallel second fundamental form. As a result of this we showed that S6 does not admit a proper CR-totally umbilical hypersurface.
M. A. Bashir
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