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most citedOn the number of branches of real curve singularities

2 citations · 3 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.DG2019

Intersection number of a map with the set of matrices of positive corank

Iwona Krzyżanowska, Aleksandra Nowel

The definition of the intersection number of a map with a closed manifold can be extended to the case of a closed stratified set such that the difference between dimensions of its…

math.AG2016

Criteria for singularities for mappings from two--manifold to the plane. The number and signs of cusps

Iwona Krzyżanowska, Aleksandra Nowel

Let M be a two--dimensional complete intersection. We show how to check whether a mapping f: M-->R^2 is 1-generic with only folds and cusps as singularities. In this case we give a…

math.AG2015★ 1 cited

Mappings into the Stiefel manifold and cross-cap singularities

Iwona Krzyżanowska, Aleksandra Nowel

Take n>k>1 such that n-k is odd. In this paper we consider mapping a from (n-k+1)-dimensional closed ball into the space of (n \times k)--matrices such that its restriction to a sp…

math.AG2010★ 2 cited

On the number of branches of real curve singularities

Aleksandra Nowel, Zbigniew Szafraniec

There is presented a method for computing the number of branches of a real analytic curve germ from to , where m is greater or equal to n, having a singular point at the…

math.AG2008

An algebraic formula for the intersection number of a polynomial immersion

Iwona Karolkiewicz, Aleksandra Nowel, Zbigniew Szafraniec

There is presented an algorithm for computing the topological degree for a large class of polynomial mappings. As an application there is given an effective algebraic formula for t…

math.AG2007

Immersions of spheres and algebraically constructible functions

Iwona Karolkiewicz, Aleksandra Nowel, Zbigniew Szafraniec

Let L be an algebraic set and let g : R^(n+1) \times L --> R^(2n) (n is even) be a polynomial mapping such that for each l in L there is r(l)>0 such that the mapping g_l = g(.,l) r…