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most citedOn the multiplicities of families of complex hypersurface-germs

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math.AG2017

Whitney, Kuo-Verdier and Lipschitz stratifications for the surfaces y^a = t^b x^c +x^d

Dwi Juniati, Laurent Noirel, David Trotman

We specify the canonical stratifications satisfying respectively Whitney (a)-regularity, Whitney (b)-regularity, Kuo-Verdier (w)-regularity, and Mostowski (L)-regularity for the fa…

math.AG2013

Detecting Thom faults in stratified mappings

Saurabh Trivedi, David Trotman

We state and prove several characterizations of Thom's regularity condition for stratified maps. In particular we extend to stratified maps some characterizations of Whitney (a) re…

math.AG2012

Briançon-Speder examples and the failure of weak Whitney regularity

Karim Bekka, David Trotman

It is easy to find real algebraic varieties with weakly Whitney regular stratifications which are not Whitney regular, and we give such an example in section 3 below. No examples a…

math.AG2012★ 3 cited

On the multiplicities of families of complex hypersurface-germs

Camille Plenat, David Trotman

We show that the possible drop in multiplicity in an analytic family of complex analytic hypersurface singularities with constant Milnor number is controlled by the powers…

math.AG2005

Equisingularity of sections, condition, and the integral closure of modules

Terence Gaffney, David Trotman, Leslie Wilson

This paper uses the theory of integral closure of modules to study the sections of both real and complex analytic spaces. The stratification conditions used are the (t^) conditions…