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Lectures on Stratification of Complex Analytic Sets

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Lectures on Stratification of Complex Analytic Sets
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Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
ISBN/ASIN: B0006D2VDK
Number of pages: 67

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Contents: Preliminaries; Some theorems on stratification; Whitney's Theorems (Tangent Cones, Wings, The singular set Sa); Whitney Stratifications and pseudofibre bundles (Pseudo fibre spaces, Obstructions in pseudo-fibrations, etc.).

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