1966/06/01 by Egbert Brieskorn · 2 citations
Decision Sciences · Mathematics · #Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory #Advanced Topics in Algebra #Mathematics #Pure mathematics #Topological space #Topology (electrical circuits) #Combinatorics
paper · doi:10.1073/pnas.55.6.1395
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9dxdydz -, , we may let E -0 to evaluate 9 (Cj De) WIMY (Cj) ~~~~~~~~~f2In case V is irreducible with singular curve C, we cannot write every oeH3(W -V) as a tube.Indeed, oa = 6C4 and C4 Will meet C in a finite number of points.The trouble is similar to the above and may be overcome as follows: Let DC V be a curve meeting C transversely at a finite number of points pi,...pt.For sim- plicity, assume t = 1, p = pi, and let B be a small ball around p in W. We may assume that, locally, D is Vie (2-plane in 3-space) and we restrict our attention to V-(this 2-plane).We may construct a tube r, over D -D n B,, and 6rT, will be a finite number (= number of local branches of V) of linked toral surfaces in a 3- sphere.If we take out the solid tori from the sphere, we are left with a 3-chain a' such that T, + fT = T is a 3-cycle in W -V. Furthermore, T = 6c4 where c4-C = p.Then, if aoH3(W -V), a -kr will be a 3-cycle with u--kr = bc4 and c4.C = 0. Thus, a -kT is a linear combination of tubes and, to evaluate f, co, we may evaluated c.This integral may, as before, be written as a Cauchy inte- gral.