The index of a real vector field at an isolated complete intersection singularity

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contents In an unpublished note [H1] we have described a method to obtain a formula for the index of an analytic vector field with (complex) isolated zero on a real analytic hypersurface with (complex) isolated singularity. This formula, like the one of Eisenbud-Levine and Khimshiashvili [AGV] for smooth points, expresses the index by the signature of bilinear forms, which are defined by a local residue symbol (cf. [Ma]). In the complete intersection case, we use a generalized residue symbol, defined for free resolutions in [LJ], in the special case of generalized Koszul complexes to obtain a suitable calculus for the bilinear forms involved.
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spellingShingle The index of a real vector field at an isolated complete intersection singularity
Hennings, Achim
Algebraic Geometry
14, 32
In an unpublished note [H1] we have described a method to obtain a formula for the index of an analytic vector field with (complex) isolated zero on a real analytic hypersurface with (complex) isolated singularity. This formula, like the one of Eisenbud-Levine and Khimshiashvili [AGV] for smooth points, expresses the index by the signature of bilinear forms, which are defined by a local residue symbol (cf. [Ma]). In the complete intersection case, we use a generalized residue symbol, defined for free resolutions in [LJ], in the special case of generalized Koszul complexes to obtain a suitable calculus for the bilinear forms involved.
title The index of a real vector field at an isolated complete intersection singularity
topic Algebraic Geometry
14, 32
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.19718