Leading terms of Thom polynomials and $J$- images
Yoshifumi Ando
Source: Kyoto J. Math. Volume 52, Number 2
(2012), 345-367.
Abstract
We give two types of singularities of maps between $4q$-manifolds whose Thom polynomials with integer coefficients have nonvanishing coefficient of Pontrjagin class $P_{q}$. We show that an element of the $J$-image of dimension $4q-1$ has a fold map between $S^{4q-1}$ and can be detected by the leading terms of Thom polynomials of those singularities of an extended map between $D^{4q}$ of the fold map.
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