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5. 1. n = 2 , f (x, y, t) = tx2 − y 3 . 2 may be applied in this example. 3 we obtain that the extension of X |f |2λ |t|2μ presents an oblique polar line of direction (3, 1) through (−5/6 − j, −1/2), for j 1 . In fact it follows from general facts that j = 2 is large enough because here X is a neighborhood of 0 in C3 . Proof. 1/2). We take therefore k = 2 and we have f˜(x, y, τ ) := τ 2 x2 − y 3 . Put ∗ ˜ S = S˜∗ ∪ S˜∗ with S˜∗ := {x = y = 0} ∩ {τ = 0}, S˜∗ := {τ = y = 0} ∩ {x = 0}. 1) and ω ˜ induces a nonzero element in the H 1 of the Milnor fibre of f˜ at 0 because it induces on S˜1∗ the pullback of the multivalued section of H 1 (5/6) we started with.
1. An involutive system of first-order partial differential equations of rank n on M is a closed C ∞ submanifold Σ of CJ 1 (M) satisfying the following properties: (i) the projection CJ 1 (M) → M maps Σ onto M; (ii) each point of Σ has a neighborhood O on which there are n C ∞ functions F1 (x, ζ0 , ζ), . . 6) hold. 2. 1. A C 1 function u on M is called a solution if its first jet lies in Σ. 3. Let (M, V) be an involutive structure. Let V ⊥ ⊆ CT ∗ M denote the one-forms ω such that ω, L = 0 for every section L of V.
After [4], this current is an analytic nonzero functional supported in the origin in ˜ . There exists therefore w ˜ Ω ˜ n+1 ) such that X ˜ ∈ Γ(X, ˜ X P2 (λ = −m − u, ¯ df˜ ˜ ¯˜ = 0, ∧ Ωk−l ∧ χw) |f˜|2λ f˜−j ˜ f˜ X for any cutoff χ equal to 1 near 0. The change of variable τ → ζτ shows that w ˜ may be replaced by its component w ˜k−l in the above relation. With w ∈ ∗ k−l ) such that p w = τ w ˜ Γ(X, Ωn+1 k−l we get X |f |2λ f¯−j |t|−2(k−l )/k P2 λ = −m − u, X df ∧ Ωk−l ∧ χw ¯ = 0. f 18 D. -M. 4.