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• W1986180644 abstract "This article introduces the concept of isosingular sets, which are irreducible algebraic subsets of the set of solutions to a system of polynomial equations constructed by taking the closure of points with a common singularity structure. The definition of these sets depends on deflation, a procedure that uses differentiation to regularize solutions. A weak form of deflation has proven useful in regularizing algebraic sets, making them amenable to treatment by the algorithms of numerical algebraic geometry. We introduce a strong form of deflation and define deflation sequences, which, in a different context, are the sequences arising in Thom–Boardman singularity theory. We then define isosingular sets in terms of deflation sequences. We also define the isosingular local dimension and examine the properties of isosingular sets. While isosingular sets are of theoretical interest as constructs for describing singularity structures of algebraic sets, they also expand the kinds of algebraic set that can be investigated with methods from numerical algebraic geometry." @default.
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• W1986180644 date "2013-03-20" @default.
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• W1986180644 title "Isosingular Sets and Deflation" @default.
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