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Offer Organization: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, System Name: Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research, Category: Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), Fund Type: -, Overall Grant Amount: - (direct: 3400000, indirect: -)
Previously, Professors M.Guest, A.Kozlowski and the author showed that the Atiyah-Jones-Segal type Theorem holds for spaces of holomorphic maps from the 1 dimensional complex projective space to certain family of complex projective varieties. Now he showed that a similar result holds for certain subspaces of them which are defined by using the concept of multiplicities induced from the representations of polynomials of holomorphic maps. Furthermore, he computed the fundamental groups for spaces of self-holomorphic maps on the n dimensional complex Projective spaces.
Until now, we usually investigate whether AJS type Theorem holds or not for spaces of holomorphic (or algebraic) maps from one real dimensional (or complex one dimensional) spaces. In our investigation, now we can investigate whether such a problem for spaces of holomorphic or algebraic maps from high dimensional spaces. As one example, we can show that the spaces of regular maps from certain compact affine spaces into complex or real Grassmanian manifolds are homotopy equivalent of spaces of continuous maps between these spaces if these varieties Affine spaces satisfy certain conditions of vector bundles, which is one of joint works with Professor A. Kozlowski. To prove these results, we use the technique of real algebraic geometry. Moreover, we can prove that AJS type Theorem holds for such spaces by using the above Theorem. In particular, we also determine the fundamental groups of spaces of maps from m dimensional real projective space into n dimensional one when m=n-1, or m=n. Such a result can be regarded as a real version of the study investigated in the above first case.
We also study the exceptional surgery from the new point view of singularity theory by using the divide theory. In particular, we study the mechanism of such surgeries and the structure of the set of exceptional surgeries.