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arXiv · 1112.5009

LS category on laminations with transverse invariant measure

Abstract

A version of the tangential LS category is introduced for topological laminations with a transverse invariant measure. Here, we use the transverse measure of the contraction of a tangential categorical open set instead of counting this set. This new measured category is invariant by leafwise homotopy equivalences preserving the transverse measures, and the condition of being zero or positive is a transverse invariant. The usual tangential LS category is also bounded by the number of certain critical sets. It is also proved that the measured category is semicontinuous when the foliated structure and the transverse invariant measure varies on a fixed manifold, which is a version of a result of W. Singhof and E. Vogt for the tangential category. Hopefully, this relation between LS category and critical sets will be useful to deal with foliated versions of variational problems, like the existence of closed leafwise geodesics, and even to simplify the proofs of classical results on manifolds.

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Carlos Meniño Cotón. 2012-07-11. LS category on laminations with transverse invariant measure. https://arxiv.org/abs/1112.5009

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