Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics· 2026Q1
Divergent Diagrams of Folds Associated with Reflections
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A new theory for divergent diagrams of k-fold map-germs in complex space (C^n, 0) is introduced, adapting existing theories for real space (R^n, 0).
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- Introduces a theory for divergent diagrams of k-fold map-germs in complex space (C^n, 0).
- Adapts the theory of folds associated with involutions from real space (R^n, 0) to the complex setting.
- Relates k-folds in complex space to cyclic groups generated by reflections for singularity classification.
- Identifies nontrivial eigenvalues as invariants under transversality and linearity conditions.
- Provides a complete classification of pairs of transversal linear reflections and their divergent diagrams.
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Abstract
Abstract We analyze divergent diagrams of k -fold map-germs at $$(\mathbb {C}^n,0)$$ ( C n , 0 ) , for $$k, n \ge 2,$$ k , n ≥ 2 , associated with reflections, adapting to the complex setting the theory of folds associated with involutions at $$(\mathbb {R}^n,0)$$ ( R n , 0 ) . In the complex case, a k -fold is naturally related to a cyclic group generated by a reflection, which guides the analytic classification of singularities. Under the conditions of transversality and linearity of the associated reflections, certain conditions related to the nontrivial eigenvalues appear as invariants by simultaneous conjugacy. We also provide a complete classification of pairs of transversal linear reflections and the corresponding divergent diagrams.
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