… Section 3.5 below we will show that the properties required in Sections 3.3.2 and 3.3.5 uniquely
stable … map StabC/C , which we can pull back to BT,X using the composition of the maps …

… tween α-Weingarten surfaces and conformal maps of S2 into C. This … for various conformal
properties of such maps. … conclude that the only singularities that can arise in an envelope Σ(ρ…

… The second topic is not only interesting in itself but also … We use this property to construct
inductive systems indexed by ¡… every inductive system in C can be mapped into an object of C. …

… proof of their existence and uniqueness in a rather general situation. … of elliptic stable
envelopes to the enumerative theory of maps C Ñ … Its role and properties are exactly parallel to the …

… had appeared earlier only for the gl2 case.) We prove new properties of the trigonometric …
A central role in that program is played by the stable envelopes, which are maps from the …

… band (ie using cyclic-spectral maps), in order to extract time … form), despite being clearly
distinct properties, are practically … and separate these two properties in bearing signals. Partial …

… the subproblems can only be solved … envelope \(\Vert \nabla F_{\frac{1}{2\mu }}(x)\Vert \).
Before proving this result, we must first establish some basic properties of the Moreau envelope, …

… Central regions can be constructed based on any functional ordering, but we concentrate
only in those satisfying the IGI, the … We define the IGI property for global envelopes as follows. …

… is called quiver polynomial, for singularities of maps it is called Thom polynomial. In any of
… In all the sections except Section 8 we will use only the properties (2)–(4) for smooth locally …

… To state it, we remind the reader that a functional g is coercive if and only if its (lower) level
… -convex functional having a number of desirable properties, most notably the fact that local …