Bifurcation set, M-tameness, asymptotic critical values and Newton polyhedrons
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Abstract: Let be a polynomial dominant mapping with . In this paper we give the relations between the bifurcation set of and the set of values where is not M-tame as well as the set of generalized critical values of . We also construct explicitly a proper subset of in terms of the Newton polyhedrons of and show that it contains the bifurcation set of . In the case we show that is a locally -trivial fibration if and only if it is a locally -trivial fibration.
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