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Nondegenerate Critical Manifolds

Jean Mawhin, +1 more
- pp 217-239
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In this article, the local and global aspects of the theory of non-degenerate critical manifolds are discussed. But they do not consider the notion of a non-negative critical point.
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After recalling some preliminary notions from differential geometry, this chapter presents the local and global aspects of the theory of nondegenerate critical manifolds. These manifolds are a natural extension of the notion of non-degenerate critical point.

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TL;DR: In this article, Kobayashi et al. introduced a new family of quiver varieties, which they call quiver variety, and studied their geometric structures, such as a natural *-action, symplectic geometry, topology, and so on.
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