Indexes of vector fields for mixed functions

Abstract: A mixed function is a real analytic map

f c o l o n m a t h b b C^{n} o m a t h b b C

in the complex variables

z_{1}, d o t s, z_{n}

and their conjugates

. In this article we define an integer valued index for vector fields

v

with isolated singularity at

m a t h b f 0

on real analytic varieties

V_{f} := f^{- 1} (0)

defined by mixed functions

f

with isolated critical point at

m a t h b f 0

. We call this index the mixed GSV-index and it generalizes the classical GSV-index defined by Gomez-Mont, Seade and Verjovsky, i.e., if the function

f

is holomorphic, then the mixed GSV-index coincides with the GSV-index. Furthermore, the mixed GSV-index is a lifting to

m a t h b b Z

of the

m a t h b b Z_{2}

-valued real GSV-index defined by Aguilar, Seade and Verjovsky. As applications we prove that the mixed GSV-index is equal to the Poincar'e-Hopf index of

v

on a Milnor fiber. If

f

also satisfies the strong Milnor condition, i.e., for every

e p s i l o n > 0

(small enough) the map

f r a c f | f | c o l o n m a t h b b S_{e} p s i l o n s e t m i n u s L_{f} o m a t h b b S^{1}

is a fiber bundle, we prove that the mixed GSV-index is equal to the curvatura integra of

f

defined by Cisneros-Molina, Grulha and Seade based on the curvatura integra defined by Kervaire.

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