ID: math/0507313

Meromorphic functions, bifurcation sets and fibred links

July 15, 2005

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Arnaud Bodin, Anne Pichon
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Geometric Topology

We give a necessary condition for a meromorphic function in several variables to give rise to a Milnor fibration of the local link (respectively of the link at infinity). In the case of two variables we give some necessary and sufficient conditions for the local link (respectively the link at infinity) to be fibred.

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