Upper bounds for the number of isolated critical points via the Thom-Milnor theorem
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Abstract: We apply the Thom-Milnor theorem to obtain the upper bounds on the amount of isolated (1) critical points of a potential generated by several fixed point charges(Maxwell's problem on point charges), (2) critical points of SINR, (3) critical points of a potential generated by several fixed Newtonian point masses augmented with a quadratic term, (4) central configurations in the -body problem. In particular, we get an exponential bound for Maxwell's problem and the polynomial bound for the case of an "even dimensional" potential in Maxwell's problem.
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