Skip to main content
Post Undeleted by Gael Meigniez
Post Deleted by Gael Meigniez
added 417 characters in body
Source Link
Gael Meigniez
  • 2.5k
  • 10
  • 22

Probably what you really need isOne could answer if the Gromovquestion were asked with precision (hypotheses and expected conclusion). If I understand correctly, the source manifold M has a foliation Fol; you consider a map F:MxS-Phillips transversality theorem>N; and for each s the map F_s:M->N; and a submanifold R in N. You assume that F|(LxS) is transverse to R in N, for each leaf L. You ask if for almost every s and each leaf L, the map F_s|L is transverse to R in N. Is that it?

Probably what you really need is the Gromov-Phillips transversality theorem.

One could answer if the question were asked with precision (hypotheses and expected conclusion). If I understand correctly, the source manifold M has a foliation Fol; you consider a map F:MxS->N; and for each s the map F_s:M->N; and a submanifold R in N. You assume that F|(LxS) is transverse to R in N, for each leaf L. You ask if for almost every s and each leaf L, the map F_s|L is transverse to R in N. Is that it?

Source Link
Gael Meigniez
  • 2.5k
  • 10
  • 22

Probably what you really need is the Gromov-Phillips transversality theorem.