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A useful general idea in symplectic geometry is to try to imitate techniques from complex (or even Kähler) geometry. This has led to what are known as approximately holomorphic methods. Various results exemplifying this approach rely on types of estimated transversality for approximately holomorphic sections. This paper proves a general result about estimated transversality which encompasses the earlier results. An important notion in the development is that of a Whitney quasi-stratification (of jet bundles). For the entire collection see [Zbl 0980.00036].
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