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      Idea

      A variant of a Morse function that yields a contractible space of such functions.

      Definition

      A generalized Morse function f on a smooth manifold is a smooth real-valued function f whose critical points either have a nondegenerate Hessian or a Hessian with a 1-dimensional kernel K such that the third derivative of f along K is nonzero.

      The Morse lemma shows that in a neighborhood of such a critical point we can pick a coordinate system in which f has the form

      f(x1,,xn)=x21++x2kx2k+1x2n

      or

      f(x1,,xn)=x21++x2k1+x3kx2k+1x2n,

      respectively.

      Properties

      The space of framed generalized Morse functions is contractible. For a proof, see Eliashberg–Mishachev or Kupers.

      This property distinguishes framed generalized Morse functions from ordinary Morse functions, whose space is not contractible.

      Related concepts

      References

      • Kiyoshi Igusa, Higher Singularities of Smooth Functions are Unnecessary, Annals of Mathematics 119:1 (1984), 1–58. DOI
      • Kiyoshi Igusa, On the homotopy type of the space of generalized Morse functions, Topology 23:2 (1984), 245–256. DOI
      • Kiyoshi Igusa, The space of framed functions, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society 301:2 (1987), 431–477. DOI
      • Y. M. Eliashberg, N. M. Mishachev, The space of framed functions is contractible, Essays in Mathematics and its Applications. In Honor of Stephen Smale’s 80th Birthday (2012), 81–109. arXiv, DOI.

      • Alexander Kupers, Three applications of delooping to h-principles, Geometriae Dedicata 202:1 (2019), 103–151. arXiv, DOI.

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      A doctrine, as the word was originally used by Jon Beck, is a categorification of a “theory”.

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      The concept of doctrine, as the word was originally used by Jon Beck, is a categorification of the concept of “theory”.

      If you see what I mean.

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      Willian Lawvere, 23 Mar 2006:

      The word “doctrine” itself is entirely due to Jon Beck and signifies something which is like a theory, except appropriate to be interpreted in the category of categories, rather than, for example, in the category of sets; of course, an important example of a doctrine is a 2-monad, and among 2-monads there are key examples whose category of “algebras” is actually a category of theories in the set-interpretable sense. Among such “theories of theories”, there is a special kind whose study I proposed in that paper. This kind has come to be known as “Kock-Zoeberlein” doctrine in honor of those who first worked out some of the basic properties and ramifications, but the recognition of its probable importance had emerged from those discussions with Jon.

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      • Frédéric Paugam, A Categorical Toolbox, chapter 1 of: Towards the mathematics of quantum field theory, Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 3. Folge / A Series of Modern Surveys in Mathematics, vol 59. Springer, Cham. (doi:10.1007/978-3-319-04564-1_2)

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