On subanalytic geometry

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author Valette, Guillaume
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contents These notes constitute a survey on the geometric properties of globally subanalytic sets. We start with their definition and some fundamental results such as Gabrielov's Complement Theorem or existence of cell decompositions. We then give the main basic tools of subanalytic geometry, such as Curve Selection Lemma, Lojasiewicz's inequalities, existence of tubular neighborhood, Tamm's theorem (definability of regular points), or existence of regular stratifications (Whitney or Verdier). We then present the developments of Lipschitz geometry obtained by various authors during the four last decades, giving a proof of existence of metric triangulations, introduced by the author of these notes, definable bi-Lipschitz triviality, Lipschitz conic structure, as well as invariance of the link under definable bi-Lipschitz mappings. The last chapter is devoted to geometric integration theory, studying the Hausdorff measure of globally subanalytic sets, integrals of subanalytic functions, as well as the density of subanalytic sets (the Lelong number) and Stokes' formula.
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Valette, Guillaume
Algebraic Geometry
14P15, 32B20, 32B25
These notes constitute a survey on the geometric properties of globally subanalytic sets. We start with their definition and some fundamental results such as Gabrielov's Complement Theorem or existence of cell decompositions. We then give the main basic tools of subanalytic geometry, such as Curve Selection Lemma, Lojasiewicz's inequalities, existence of tubular neighborhood, Tamm's theorem (definability of regular points), or existence of regular stratifications (Whitney or Verdier). We then present the developments of Lipschitz geometry obtained by various authors during the four last decades, giving a proof of existence of metric triangulations, introduced by the author of these notes, definable bi-Lipschitz triviality, Lipschitz conic structure, as well as invariance of the link under definable bi-Lipschitz mappings. The last chapter is devoted to geometric integration theory, studying the Hausdorff measure of globally subanalytic sets, integrals of subanalytic functions, as well as the density of subanalytic sets (the Lelong number) and Stokes' formula.
title On subanalytic geometry
topic Algebraic Geometry
14P15, 32B20, 32B25
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.23622