The number of minimal components and homologically independent compact leaves of a weakly generic Morse form on a closed surface (Q380202): Difference between revisions

Let \(M^2_g\) be a closed orientable surface of genus \(g\), and consider the foliation induced on \(M\) by a weakly generic Morse form \(\omega\). The author relates three quantities: the number of homologically independent compact leaves of the foliation, the number of its minimal components, and the total number of singularities of \(\omega\) that are surrounded by a minimal component.