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Mauricio Garay

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Arithmetic density

Arithmetic class are closed subsets of the euclidean space which generalise arithmetical conditions encoutered in dynamical systems, such as diophantine conditions or Bruno type conditions. I prove density estimates for such sets using Dani-Kleinbock-Margulis techniques.

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La conjecture de Herman

In the Nineties, Michel Herman conjectured the existence of a positive measure set of invariant tori at an elliptic diophatine critical point of a hamiltonian function. I construct a formalism for the UV-cutoff and prove a generalised KAM theorem which solves positively the Herman conjecture.

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Un théorème sur les actions de groupes de dimension infinie

We give an infinitesimal criterion, in the analytic setting, for a vector space to be locally homogeneous under some group action. Our approach differs from those which resort to an inverse function theorem (e.g. those of Moser, Zehnder or Sergeraert), because we use the underlying group structure in an essential way. In particular, this allows to replace the estimate of the inverse map of the Lie algebra action at an arbitrary tangent plane, by an estimate of the vectors tangent at the origin. Our proof relies on the iterative method of Kolmogorov and Arnold in their proof of the invariant tori theorem. The theorem of this note will be used in subsequent works.

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Vanishing cycles in complex symplectic geometry

We study the vanishing cycles on the Milnor fibre of a holomorphic map germ with special kind of non-isolated singularities which appear in symplectic geometry. We show, under assumptions given in the text, that the Lefschetz vanishing cycles freely generate the corresponding homology group of the Milnor fibre. We study two examples of applications: involutive systems in symplectic geometry (as characteristic varieties of $\hbar$-differential equations are of this type) and ajoint orbits in Lie algebras.

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