Abstract. In families of polynomial functions one may encounter “singularity exchange at infinity ” when singular points escape from the space and produce “virtual ” singularities of the limit polynomial, which have themselves an influence on the topology. The total quantity of singularity involved in this phenomenon may not be conserved. Inspite of the fact that some of the ingredients do not behave well in deformations, we prove semi-continuity results which enable us to find rules of the exchange phenomenon. 1
AbstractIn this paper, we study quantities at infinity and the appearance of limit cycles from the e...
In this work, we discuss the results exposed by Vincent Grandjean in "Tame functions with strongly ...
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Dedicated to Vladimir Igorevich Arnol’d on the occasion of his 65th anniversary Abstract. We study t...
During the last years there is an increasing interest in the behaviour of polynomials at innity. In ...
During the last years there is an increasing interest in the behaviour of polynomials at innity. In ...
In a review of methods that use “Whittaker cardinal ” or “sine ” functions, Stenger [l] shows that t...
Abstract. Let f be a complex polynomial. We relate the behaviour of f “at infinity ” to the sheaf of...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
The study of mathematical models whose dynamics go to infinity -blow up- in finite time is a topic o...
The study of mathematical models whose dynamics go to infinity -blow up- in finite time is a topic o...
Continuity is relevant for the real numbers and functions, namely to understand singularities and ju...
AbstractIn this paper, we study quantities at infinity and the appearance of limit cycles from the e...
In this work, we discuss the results exposed by Vincent Grandjean in "Tame functions with strongly ...
AbstractMany special functions arise as “renormalized” limits of sequences of polynomials that satis...
Dedicated to Vladimir Igorevich Arnol’d on the occasion of his 65th anniversary Abstract. We study t...
During the last years there is an increasing interest in the behaviour of polynomials at innity. In ...
During the last years there is an increasing interest in the behaviour of polynomials at innity. In ...
In a review of methods that use “Whittaker cardinal ” or “sine ” functions, Stenger [l] shows that t...
Abstract. Let f be a complex polynomial. We relate the behaviour of f “at infinity ” to the sheaf of...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
When mathematical/computational problems “reach” infinity, extending analysisand/or numerical comput...
The study of mathematical models whose dynamics go to infinity -blow up- in finite time is a topic o...
The study of mathematical models whose dynamics go to infinity -blow up- in finite time is a topic o...
Continuity is relevant for the real numbers and functions, namely to understand singularities and ju...
AbstractIn this paper, we study quantities at infinity and the appearance of limit cycles from the e...
In this work, we discuss the results exposed by Vincent Grandjean in "Tame functions with strongly ...
AbstractMany special functions arise as “renormalized” limits of sequences of polynomials that satis...