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7 results for leaf-preserving

Regular neighborhoods of singular submanifolds are isotopic to bundle morphisms.

problem Isotoping regular neighborhoods of singular submanifolds to bundle morphisms.
method Leaf preserving isotopy and homogeneity assumptions on foliations.
result Every leaf preserving diffeomorphism of a regular neighborhood is isotopic to a bundle morphism.

Study of diffeomorphisms groups on lens spaces with Morse-Bott foliations.

problem Computing homotopy types of diffeomorphism groups of specific foliations.
method Analysis of leaf-preserving and foliated diffeomorphisms on lens spaces.
result Inclusion of leaf-preserving groups into foliated groups is a homotopy equivalence.

It is well-known that any isotopically connected diffeomorphism group GG of a manifold determines uniquely a singular foliation $\F_G$. A one-to-one correspondence between the class of singular foliations and a subclass of diffeomorphism groups is established. As an illustration of this correspondence it is shown that…

2011-03-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Let FF be a smooth foliation on a closed Riemannian manifold MM, and let ΛΛ be a transverse invariant measure of FF. Suppose that ΛΛ is absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure on smooth transversals. Then a topological definition of the ΛΛ-Lefschetz number of any leaf preserving diffeomorphism …

2008-01-30abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper studies diffeomorphisms of a specific foliation on a Klein bottle.

problem Computing homotopy types of diffeomorphism groups for a specific foliation.
method Analyzes a Morse-Bott foliation on a solid Klein bottle and its twisted bundle.
result Computes homotopy types of foliated and leaf-preserving diffeomorphism groups.

The paper explores higher fixed point theorems for foliations with applications to rigidity and integrality.

problem Understanding the topological and geometric properties of foliations.
method Applications of higher Lefschetz theorems for foliations, involving Haefliger cohomology.
result The non-triviality of the higher A-hat genus of the foliation in Haefliger cohomology can be an obstruction to the existence of non-trivial leaf-preserving compact connected group actions.

The gauge principle is at the heart of a good part of fundamental physics: Starting with a group G of so-called rigid symmetries of a functional defined over space-time Sigma, the original functional is extended appropriately by additional Lie(G)-valued 1-form gauge fields so as to lift the symmetry to Maps(Sigma,G). P…

2014-03-31abs ↗pdf ↗