In this paper the polynomial mapping of two complex variables having one zero at infinity is considered. Unlike with Keller mapping, if determinant of the Jacobian of this mapping is constant then it must be zero.
In our article we consider jacobian Jac(f,h) of polynomial mapping f = Xk Yk +…+ f1, h = Xk–1 Yk–1 +…+ h1. We give conditions for coordinate h in which constant jacobian Jac(f,h) = Jac(f1,h1) vanishes.
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It is shown that the Łojasiewicz exponent at infinity of a positively defined polynomial of two real variables is attained on the set of zeros of a partial derivative of this polynomial. The second result is that the set of the Łojasiewicz exponents at infinity of positively defined polynomials is equal to the set of rational numbers.
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In the paper [4] Krasiński and Spodzieja proved that if f : X -> Y is a Zariski closed non-constant mapping of affine varieties over C (where dim X [is greater than or equal to] 2), then f is finite. In this paper we generalize this result to the case of arbitrary algebraically closed field.
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The aim of this paper is to give a simple method of computing the set S[f] of points at which a generically-finite polynomial mapping f : [C^2 --> C^2] is not proper.
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Let X be a smooth affine variety of dimension n > 2. Assume that the group H[sub 1](X,Z) is a torsion group and that [chi](X) = 1. Let Y be a projectively smooth affine hypersurface Y [is a subset of] C[sup n+1] of degree d > 1, which is smooth at infinity. Then there is no injective polynomial mapping f : X --> Y. This contradicts a result of Peretz [5].
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