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Sard on the nonflat critical strata
Statement
Let , let be open, let be , and for define
If , is compact, and the Morse-Sard conclusion is already known for maps from open subsets of to , then is null.
Facts & Assumptions
Given: An integer , a map , an integer , and a compact set .
If a Euclidean map has invertible derivative at a point, it becomes a coordinate there after shrinking (The Euclidean inverse function theorem).
A map that is -flat on a set has a rough-composition extension along a parametrization of that set (Rough composition on a flat closed set).
Proof
Fix . [L1, given, choose] Because , some partial derivative of order of some component of is nonzero at . After reordering coordinates and components, choose a multi-index with and a component such that, for one has . Since is , [L1] applied to gives a neighbourhood of and a diffeomorphism from onto an open set .
Every point of lies in , so vanishes there by definition of . Hence If , then has at most one point. Thus has at most one point, and its image is null in . Assume . Define the graph parametrization and the relatively closed set in . The map is -flat on , and . By [L2] there is a map agreeing with on and satisfying there. Thus every is a critical point of the map , and The induction hypothesis, at the unchanged differentiability order , gives nullity of this image.
Finitely many neighbourhoods cover the compact set , so is a finite union of null sets and therefore null.
Depends on
Used by
- Morse-Sard for Euclidean maps Theorem
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Sources
- Azagra, Ferrera and Gómez-Gil, The Morse-Sard theorem revisited, Claim 3.4, arXiv:1511.05822 (standard reference, not scraped)