Intersection homotopy, refinements and coarsenings
(With D. Tanré). Arxiv
Perverse homotopy groups
Accepted for publication in Journal of the European Mathematical Society.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Homotopy truncations of homotopically stratified spaces
Proceedings of the A.M.S. 152 (2024), 1319-1332.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Intersection (co)homology
Simplicial intersection homology revisited
Accepted for publication in Topology and Applications.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
A reasonable notion of dimension for singular intersection homology
Journal of Homotopy and Related Structures 19(2024), 121–150.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Addendum to "Refinement invariance of intersection (Co)homologies"
Homology, Homotopy and Applications 26(2024), 259-274.
Arxiv
Refinement invariance of intersection (co)homologies
Homology, Homotopy and Applications 23 (2021), 311-340.
Arxiv
Poincaré duality, cap products and Borel-Moore intersection Homology
Quarterly Journal of Mathematics 71(2020), 943-958.
(With D. Tanré). Arxiv
Blown-up intersection cochains and Deligne's sheaves
Geometriæ Dedicata 204(2020), 315-337.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Variations on Poincaré duality for intersection homology
Enseignement Mathématique 65(2020), 117-154.
(With D. Tanré). Arxiv
Intersection homology. General perversities and topological invariance
Illinois Journal of Mathematics 63(2019), 127-163.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Lefschetz duality for intersection (co)homology
Mathematische Zeitschrift 291(2019), 1-16. Arxiv
Poincaré duality with cap products in intersection homology
Advances in Mathematics 326(2018), 314-351.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Blown-up intersection cohomology
An alpine bouquet of algebraic topology. Contemporary Mathematics, 708(2018), 45-102.
(With D. Chataur and D. Tanré). Arxiv
Intersection Cohomology. Simplicial Blow-up and Rational Homotopy.
Memoirs AMS 254(2018), 1-108. (With D. Chataur and D. Tanré).
Arxiv
Singular decompositions of a cap-product
Proceedings of the AMS 145(2017), 3645-3656. (With D. Chataur and D. Tanré).
Arxiv
Steenrod squares on Intersection cohomology and a conjecture of M. Goresky and W. Pardon.
Algebraic & Geometric Topology 16 (2016), 1851-1904. (With D. Chataur and D. Tanré).
Arxiv
Hard Lefschetz Property for S3-actions
Proceedings of the A.M.S. 153 (2025), 1263–1273.
(Avec J. I. Royo Prieto et R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Hard Lefschetz Property for Isometric Flows
Transformation Groups 29, 409–423 (2024)
(With J.I. Royo Prieto and R. Wolak)
DOI
Cohomological tautness for singular Riemannian foliations
Revista de la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales 143 (2019), 4263-428.
(With J. I. Royo Prieto et R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Poincaré Duality of the basic intersection cohomology of a Killing foliation
Monatsh Math. 180 (2016), 145-166
(With R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Finiteness of the basic intersection cohomology of a Killing foliation
Mathematische Zeitschrift 272 (2012), 443-457
(With R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Cohomological tautness for Riemannian foliations
Russ. Journal of Math. Physics 16 (2009), 450-46.
(With J. I. Royo Prieto et R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Tautness for Riemannian foliations on non-compact manifolds
Manuscripta Math. 126 (2008), 177-200
(With J. I. Royo Prieto and R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Top dimensional group of the basic intersection cohomology for singular Riemannian foliations
Bull. Polish Ac Sc. 53 (2005), 429-440
(With J. I. Royo Prieto and R. Wolak)
Arxiv
The BIC of a singular foliation defined by an abelian group of isometries
Ann. Polon. Math. 89 (2006), 203-246
(With R. Wolak)
Arxiv
The BIC of a conical foliations
Mat. Zametki 77 (2005), 235-257 / Translation in Math. Notes 77 (2005), 213-231
(With R. Wolak)
Arxiv
Compact Lie group actions
The Gysin Braid for S3-actions on manifolds
Accepted for publication in Pacific Journal of Mathematics
(With J.I. Royo Prieto).
Arxiv
Smith-Gysin Sequence
Differential Geometric Structures and Applications, IWDG 2023.
Springer Proceedings in Mathematics & Statistics, 440 (2024), 239–248.
(With J.I. Royo Prieto and R. Wolak).
Arxiv
Equivariant intersection cohomology of the circle actions
Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales 108 (2014), 49-62.
(With J.I. Royo Prieto) Arxiv
The Gysin sequence for S3-actions on manifolds
Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen 3 (2013), 275-289.
(With J.I. Royo Prieto) Arxiv
Intersection cohomology of circle actions
Topology and its Applications 254 (2007), 2764-2770.
(With G. Padilla) Arxiv
Minimal models for non-free circle actions
Illinois Journal of Mathematics 44 (2000), 784-820.
(With A. Roig) PDF
Cohomologie d'intersection des actions toriques simples
Indagationes Math. 7 (1996), 389-417.
PDF
Gysin sequences
Analysis and geometry in foliated manifolds, Santiago de Compostela, 1994, 207–222.
PDF
A Gysin sequence for semifree actions of S3
Proceedings of the A.M.S. 118 (1993), 1335–1345.
PDF
Intersection cohomology of S1-actions
Transactions of the A.M.S. 338 (1993), 263–288. (With G. Hector).
PDF
The Euler class for flows of isometries
Research Notes in Math. 131 (1985), 220–227.
PDF
Others
Euler y un balón de fútbol
SIGMA, Servicio Central de Publicaciones del Gobierno Vasco 36 (2011), 125-135.
(With J.I. Royo Prieto) PDF
A six dimensional compact symplectic solvmanifold without Kähler structures
Osaka J. Math. 33 (1996), 19–35.
(With M. Fernández and M. de León).
PDF
Cosymplectic reduction for singular momentum maps-actions
J. Phys. A: Math. Gen. 26 (1993), 5032–5043.
(With M. de León).
PDF
Fuzzy filters
Journal of Math. Anal. and Appl. 129 (1988), 560–566.
(With M.A. de Prada).
PDF
Una nota sobre convergencia en espacios topológicos fuzzy
Actas IX Jornadas Hispano-Lusas, vol. II (1982), 763–766.
(With M.A. de Prada).
PDF
Slides and Videos
Dos cohomologías de intersección y una conjetura de Goresky y Pardon
Seminario Topología Algebraica, UNAM (México), Agosto 2019.
Slides ·
Video
In collaboration with D. Chataur & D. Tanré.
Intersection cohomologies
MPS Conference on Singularities, Simons Foundation (New York, USA), Agosto 2018.
Slides ·
Video
In collaboration with D. Chataur & D. Tanré.
Filtered (co)-intersection Poincaré duality
Workshop on Stratified Spaces, Fields Institute (Toronto, Canadá), Agosto 2016.
Slides ·
Video
In collaboration with D. Chataur & D. Tanré.
Gysin sequence for smooth S³-actions
Knots, Manifolds, and Group Actions, Słubice (Polonia), Septiembre 2013.
Slides
In collaboration with J.I. Royo Prieto.
Qu'est-ce qu'un mathématicien?
Le Tour de France des Déchiffreurs, Voyage en mathématiques, Enero 2012.
Video 1 ·
Video 2
Interview with É. Mathéron by V. Vassallo.
The basic intersection cohomology of a singular Riemannian foliation
XVIII Encuentro de Topología, Sevilla (España), Octubre 2011.
Slides
In collaboration with R. Wolak.
Sobre la Conjetura de Poincaré
Paseo en la geometría, Bilbao (España), Abril 2008.
Slides
Minimality and singular Riemannian foliations
Primer Congreso Hispano-Francés de Matemáticas, Zaragoza (España), Julio 2007.
Slides
In collaboration with J.I. Royo Prieto & R. Wolak.
The basic intersection cohomology of a singular Riemannian foliation
6th Conference on Geometry and Topology, Krynica (Polonia), Mayo 2004.
Slides
In collaboration with R. Wolak.
Blown-up intersection cohomology
There is a gap in the proof of Theorem E (b) (p. 91): we should have proved that H(ω) is a p-allowable cochain in order to get that H(ω) is an integrating cochain of ω.
But this is not true: another integrating cochain of ω is needed. This is done
here, where the corrections are in red.
Mayer-Vietoris
We often find in the literature on intersection homology that the Mayer–Vietoris property (or the equivalent Excision Formula) is stated to hold for intersection homology, using the following argument:
Mutatis mutandis, the classical proof for singular homology applies.
In fine, the assertion is true, although the situation is so different between the singular case and the intersection case that
some additional explanation is not out of place. This has been done, for example, in:
The proof of the Mayer–Vietoris technique in the context of singular homology, associated to an open cover
𝒰
={U,V} of X, essentially uses these two tools:
MV1 – For any singular chain η of X there exists an integer k tal que Sdk(η) is a 𝒰-singular chain.
MV2 – Any 𝒰-singular chain ξ possesses a decomposition ξ = ξU + ξV where ξU is a singular chain of U
and ξV is a singular chain of V.
Notice that this decomposition is not unique.
In the context of intersection chains, property MV-1 still holds, replacing singular chains with intersection chains.
The second property also remains valid when singular chains are replaced by allowable chains.
However, we need to work specifically with intersection chains. This is more delicate, since it does not hold in full generality.
It may happen that ξU and ξV are not intersection chains, while ξ is. In other words, ∂ξ may be allowable, while
∂ξU and ∂ξV are not.
In fact, property MV-2 still applies, but we need to provide an explicit method to construct such a decomposition.
The method developed in the last two references mentioned above involves a precise description of the allowable simplices that
are not intersection simplices. Each such simplex σ contains a bad face τ that detects this phenomenon.
Let us now consider an intersection chain ξ, and let τ1 ,…,τm be the bad faces of the simplices in ξ.
The chain ξ1 consists of all simplices in ξ that contain τ1 , and the chains ξ2 ,…,ξm
are defined in the same way. They are intersection chains. The chain made up of intersection simplices is denoted by ξ0 ,
it is also an intersection chain.
Applying property MV-1, we may assume that each of the chains ξ0 , ξ1 ,…,ξm is entirely contained in either U or V. Since
ξ = ξ0 + ξ1 + ··· +ξm
we obtain property MV-2.
In the context of singular homology, we can replace “singular chains” with “singular simplices” in properties MV-1 and MV-2.
However, we cannot do the same in the context of intersection homology: we cannot replace “intersection chain” with “intersection simplex,” since an intersection chain is not necessarily a sum of intersection simplices.