Modules formels locaux de feuilletages holomorphes
Jean-Francois Mattei, Eliane Salem

TL;DR
This paper classifies formal invariants of certain holomorphic foliations and characterizes those with finite formal type, providing explicit criteria and showing their abundance within a specific class.
Contribution
It offers a complete list of formal invariants for a broad class of formal differential 1-forms and characterizes forms with finite formal type, including a combinatorial criterion.
Findings
Complete classification of formal invariants for formal differential 1-forms.
Characterization of 1-forms with finite formal type and semi-universal deformations.
Finite formal type forms form a dense open subset among second kind forms.
Abstract
We give a complete list of formal invariants for a large class of formal differential 1-forms . \indent A -equisingular deformation is an equireducible deformation which leaves invariant both the local formal types and the holonomy representation of the components of the exceptional divisor. We characterize the 1-forms with finite formal type (t.f.f), i.e. those which admit a semi-universal -equisingular deformation, and we give an explicit combinatorial criterion of finiteness. \indent The set of 1-forms with finite formal type contains a dense open set (in the sense of Krull's topology)in the set of 1-forms of the second kind.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
