2003
DOI: 10.2140/agt.2003.3.777
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The Chess conjecture

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“…Let δ be 0 if f is a fold map, and let δ be 1 otherwise. If the Morin map f : M n → Q n−k is not a cusp map and both M and Q are orientable, then perturb f to get a cusp map, see [Sad03], and denote this cusp map by f as well for simplicity.…”
Section: Computing the Characteristic Classes Of The Source Manifoldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Let δ be 0 if f is a fold map, and let δ be 1 otherwise. If the Morin map f : M n → Q n−k is not a cusp map and both M and Q are orientable, then perturb f to get a cusp map, see [Sad03], and denote this cusp map by f as well for simplicity.…”
Section: Computing the Characteristic Classes Of The Source Manifoldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…− There exist fold maps and cusp maps of M into an almost parallelizable manifold only if the Euler characteristic χ(M ) is even, under the assumption that n−k is big enough [SS98]. Refinements of [SS98] include results for Morin maps as well when k is odd [An07,Sad03] but nothing is known when χ(M ) is even. − For odd k , the self-intersection class of the singular set of a generic corank 1 map…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%