“…- Cependant, de par les articles de M. Brunella [4] et de É. Ghys [10], c'est le seul exemple, à quotient fini près, de Salem [17], généralisé par R. Wolak [22] -X est un difféomorphisme de 0 x S sur son image V.…”
“…- Cependant, de par les articles de M. Brunella [4] et de É. Ghys [10], c'est le seul exemple, à quotient fini près, de Salem [17], généralisé par R. Wolak [22] -X est un difféomorphisme de 0 x S sur son image V.…”
“…al. [21], [14], [13], [28]. The classification of the Fatou components will be done by showing that foliations restricted on the Fatou set are locally given by actions of Lie groups and then repeating well-developed arguments as above.…”
“…The fact that it is the interior of a compact manifold-with-boundary will not enter until Subsection 3.3.) Now G T is a smooth subgroupoid of J 1 (T ) and so inherits a Lie groupoid structure; see [42,Section 2] and (2.6) below. Note that dg s(g) : T s(g) T → T r(g) T can be defined for all g ∈ G T .…”
Section: Riemannian Groupoidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We will want to take the closure of G T in a certain sense, following [26,41,42]. To do so, let Proof.…”
Section: Riemannian Groupoidsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Lie algebroid of the groupoid closure. Molino theory is phrased as a structure on the foliated manifold M in [36,Chapter 4] and [37], and as a structure on the transversal T in [26,41,42]. The relationship between them is that the structure on M pulls back from the structure on T [41, Section 3.4].…”
Section: Lemma 4 There Is a Nonnegative Cutoff Functionmentioning
Abstract. We give a local formula for the index of a transverse Dirac-type operator on a compact manifold with a Riemannian foliation, under the assumption that the Molino sheaf is a sheaf of abelian Lie algebras.
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