Stable maps of surfaces into the plane
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The author studies smooth maps from a closed surface into the plane and finds the simplest maps of this type, i.e. having the least number of maps and the least number of connected components for their singular sets.
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- Congruence formulae for stable maps of surfaces
- Topology of stable maps of surfaces with boundary into the plane
- Fold cobordisms and a Poincaré-Hopf-type theorem for the signature
- Invariants of stable maps from the 3-sphere to the Euclidean 3-space
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- Graphs of stable maps between closed orientable surfaces
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