Singular fibrations over surfaces

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Autore principale: Funar, Louis
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contents Singular fibrations generalize achiral Lefschetz fibrations of 4-manifolds over surfaces while sharing some of their properties. For instance, relatively minimal singular fibrations are determined by their monodromy. We explain how to construct examples of singular fibrations with a single singularity and Matsumoto's construction of singular fibrations of the sphere $S^4$. Previous results of Hirzebruch and Hopf on 2-plane fields with finitely many singularities are outlined in connection with the work of Neumann and Rudolph on the Hopf invariant. Eventually, we prove that closed orientable 4-manifolds with large first Betti number and vanishing second Betti number do not admit singular fibrations.
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spellingShingle Singular fibrations over surfaces
Funar, Louis
Geometric Topology
57 R 45, 57 R 70
Singular fibrations generalize achiral Lefschetz fibrations of 4-manifolds over surfaces while sharing some of their properties. For instance, relatively minimal singular fibrations are determined by their monodromy. We explain how to construct examples of singular fibrations with a single singularity and Matsumoto's construction of singular fibrations of the sphere $S^4$. Previous results of Hirzebruch and Hopf on 2-plane fields with finitely many singularities are outlined in connection with the work of Neumann and Rudolph on the Hopf invariant. Eventually, we prove that closed orientable 4-manifolds with large first Betti number and vanishing second Betti number do not admit singular fibrations.
title Singular fibrations over surfaces
topic Geometric Topology
57 R 45, 57 R 70
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.07018