Les exposés auront lieu dans l'amphi Lebesgue.
13h30 Jean-Baptiste Campesato : Classification arc-analytique des polynômes de Brieskorn--Pham.
Ce résultat permet entre autres de comparer la classification arc-analytique avec d'autres classifications des singularités réelles comme l'équivalence bi-Lipschitz ou l'équivalence analytique.
14h45 Adam Parusiński : Zariski's dimensionality type. Case of dimensionality type two.
In 1979 O. Zariski proposed a general theory of equisingularity
for algebraic or algebroid hypersurfaces over an algebraically
closed field of characteristic zero. It is based on the notion of
dimensionality type that is defined recursively by considering
the discriminants loci of subsequent "generic" projections.
The singularities of dimensionality type 1 are isomorphic
to the equisingular families of plane curve singularities.
In this talk we consider the case of dimensionality type 2, the Zariski equisingular families of surface singularities in 3-space. Using an approach going back to Briançon and Henry, we show that in this case generic linear projections are generic in the sense of Zariski (this is still open for dimensionality type greater than 2). Over the field of complex numbers, we show that such families are bi-Lipschitz trivial, by construction of an explicit Lipschitz stratification.
(Based on joint work with L. Paunescu.)