Equivariant indices of vector fields and 1-forms
European Journal of Mathematics, ISSN: 2199-6768, Vol: 1, Issue: 2, Page: 286-301
2015
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Article Description
Equivariant versions of the radial index and of the GSV-index of a vector field or a 1-form on a singular variety with an action of a finite group are defined. They have values in the Burnside ring of the group. Poincaré–Hopf type theorems for them are proven and some of their properties are described.
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