Singularity Theory and its Applications pp 292-301 | Cite as
Vanishing cycles and special fibres
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Abstract
We show that the homotopy type of certain special fibres in a perturbation of a holomorphic function is a wedge of spheres of middle dimension. We also define a basis of the homology of the special fibre.
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Homotopy Type Special Fibre Milnor Number Singular Fibre Milnor Fibre
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