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Recognition Problem of Frontal Singularities

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arxiv 1808.09594 v2 pith:3YS5BAKH submitted 2018-08-29 math.DG

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keywords singularitiesrecognitionfrontalproblemtangentclassificationnullresults
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This is a survey article on recognition problem of frontal singularities. We specify geometrically several frontal singularities and then we solve the recognition problem of such singularities, giving explicit normal forms. We combine the recognition results by K. Saji and several arguments on openings, which was performed for the classification of singularities of tangent surfaces (tangent developables) by the author. As an application of our solutions of recognition problem of frontal singularities, we announce the classification of singularities appearing in tangent surfaces of generic null curves which are ruled by null geodesics in general Lorentz three-manifolds, mentioning related recognition results and open problems.

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