We calculate the first obstruction to regular homotopy of an immersion f: M(n) --> R(n + k) into r-degrees-f for a reflection r of R(n + k). In the case of k = n - 1 we give necessary and sufficient conditions for ...We calculate the first obstruction to regular homotopy of an immersion f: M(n) --> R(n + k) into r-degrees-f for a reflection r of R(n + k). In the case of k = n - 1 we give necessary and sufficient conditions for f to be regularly homotopic to r-degrees-f in terms of obstructions to the existence of a normal vectorfield of f.展开更多
In the studies of nonlinear partial differential equations, the influence, from the singularities of coefficients to the singularities of solution, is a field that has not been dealt with. In this paper, we discuss a ...In the studies of nonlinear partial differential equations, the influence, from the singularities of coefficients to the singularities of solution, is a field that has not been dealt with. In this paper, we discuss a simple case of semilinear equations under the frame of the space of conormal distributions. We prove the result that the solution has the same singularities on the hypersurface in which the coefficients have the conormal singularities.展开更多
基金Supported partly by the National Science of China.
文摘We calculate the first obstruction to regular homotopy of an immersion f: M(n) --> R(n + k) into r-degrees-f for a reflection r of R(n + k). In the case of k = n - 1 we give necessary and sufficient conditions for f to be regularly homotopic to r-degrees-f in terms of obstructions to the existence of a normal vectorfield of f.
文摘In the studies of nonlinear partial differential equations, the influence, from the singularities of coefficients to the singularities of solution, is a field that has not been dealt with. In this paper, we discuss a simple case of semilinear equations under the frame of the space of conormal distributions. We prove the result that the solution has the same singularities on the hypersurface in which the coefficients have the conormal singularities.
