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Module sectional category of products
Adapting a result of FĂ©lixâHalperinâLemaire concerning the LusternikâSchnirelmann category of products, we prove the additivity of a rational approximation for Schwarzâs sectional category with respect to products of certain fibrations.J.C. is supported by the Polish National Science Centre Grant 2016/21/ P/ST1/03460 within the European Unions Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie SkĆodowska-Curie Grant Agreement No. 665778 and by the Belgian Interuniversity Attraction Pole (IAP) within the framework âDynamics, Geometry and Statistical Physicsâ (DYGEST P7/18). L.V. is partially supported by Portuguese Funds through FCT â Fundação para a CiĂȘncia e a Tecnologia, within the Project UID/MAT/00013/2013
Secondary LS category of measured laminations
In the author's Ph.D., a version of the tangential LS category for foliated
spaces depending on a transverse invariant measure, called the measured
category, was introduced. Unfortunately, the measured category vanishes easily.
When it is zero, the rate of convergence to zero of the quantity involved in
the definition, by taking arbitrarily large homotopies, gives a new invariant,
called the secondary measured category. Several versions of classical results
are proved for the secondary measured category. It is also shown that the
secondary measured category is a transverse invariant related to the growth of
(pseudo)groups. The equality between secondary category and the growth of a
group is done in the case of free suspensions by Rohlin groups.Comment: 14 pages. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with
arXiv:1112.500
Measurable versions of the LS category on laminations
We give two new versions of the LS category for the set-up of measurable
laminations defined by Berm\'udez. Both of these versions must be considered as
"tangential categories". The first one, simply called (LS) category, is the
direct analogue for measurable laminations of the tangential category of
(topological) laminations introduced by Colman Vale and Mac\'ias Virg\'os. For
the measurable lamination that underlies any lamination, our measurable
tangential category is a lower bound of the tangential category. The second
version, called the measured category, depends on the choice of a transverse
invariant measure. We show that both of these "tangential categories" satisfy
appropriate versions of some well known properties of the classical category:
the homotopy invariance, a dimensional upper bound, a cohomological lower bound
(cup length), and an upper bound given by the critical points of a smooth
function.Comment: 22 page
Les premiĂšres Ă©tapes du calcul symbolique.
Lusternik L. A. Les premiÚres étapes du calcul symbolique.. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 25, n°3, 1972. pp. 201-206
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