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Sayfa 246
If ( W , n ) is a variety with an admissible vector field n , then its shade number can
be defined as follows : ( 7 . 1 ) sh ( W , n ) = } ( T ] • [ CWn ] ) €2 , where ( CWn ] e
H2K ( CY2k + 1 \ RY2k + 1 ) is the homology class of the cycle CWn obtained by ...
If ( W , n ) is a variety with an admissible vector field n , then its shade number can
be defined as follows : ( 7 . 1 ) sh ( W , n ) = } ( T ] • [ CWn ] ) €2 , where ( CWn ] e
H2K ( CY2k + 1 \ RY2k + 1 ) is the homology class of the cycle CWn obtained by ...
Sayfa 354
Since dimAli = n — 2, the set of such vectors v is a unit circumference. We adopt
the natural agreement that T+ — T+{v) is the part of T contained in the half-space
that lies in the direction of the vector v from Ji, i.e., T+{v) = {x e T : (x - y, v) > 0 for ...
Since dimAli = n — 2, the set of such vectors v is a unit circumference. We adopt
the natural agreement that T+ — T+{v) is the part of T contained in the half-space
that lies in the direction of the vector v from Ji, i.e., T+{v) = {x e T : (x - y, v) > 0 for ...
Sayfa 370
As in ( 19 ] , we denote by Ders ( log D ) the Os - module of vector fields
logarithmic along D on S , or , in short , the module of logarithmic vector fields .
This module consists of all holomorphic vector fields n on S for which n ( h )
belongs to the ...
As in ( 19 ] , we denote by Ders ( log D ) the Os - module of vector fields
logarithmic along D on S , or , in short , the module of logarithmic vector fields .
This module consists of all holomorphic vector fields n on S for which n ( h )
belongs to the ...
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