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Multiple points of a simplicial map and image-computing spectral sequences

José Luis Cisneros-Molina·David Mond
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The Image-Computing Spectral Sequence computes the homology of the image of a finite map from the alternating homology of the multiple point spaces of the map. A related spectral sequence was obtained by Gabrielov, Vorobjob and Zell which computes the homology of the image of a closed map from the homology of $k$-fold fibred products of the map. We give new proofs of these results, in case the map can be triangulated. Thanks to work of Hardt, this holds for a very wide range of maps, and in particular for most of the finite maps of interest in singularity theory. The proof seems conceptually simpler and more canonical than earlier proofs.

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José Luis Cisneros-Molina, David Mond. 2019-11-25. Multiple points of a simplicial map and image-computing spectral sequences. https://arxiv.org/abs/1911.11095

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