Dissecting the 2-sphere by immersions
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Abstract: The self intersection of an immersion i : S^2 o R^3 dissects S^2 into pieces which are planar surfaces (unless i is an embedding). In this work we determine what collections of planar surfaces may be obtained in this way. In particular, for every n we construct an immersion i : S^2 o R^3 with 2n triple points, for which all pieces are discs.
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