
handle: 2115/69725 , 2115/39902
The authors deal with the flat light-like hypersurfaces in Lorentz-Minkowski 4-spaces, with specific attention to the study of their singilarities in which a classification has been given. They prove that the generic singularities are the suspended cuspidal edge, the suspended swallowtail, the suspended cuspidal cross cap and the \(A_{4}\)-type hypersurface singularity. The authors also observe that the suspended cuspidal cross cap does not appear as a generic singularity in the general case of light-like hypersurfaces. Finally, they end the paper by classifying generic singularities of flat space-like surfaces with partially parallel normal frame.
Critical points of functions and mappings on manifolds, flat lightlike hypersurface, Global submanifolds, lightlike flat spacelike surface, Lorentz-Minkowski space, Non-Euclidean differential geometry, Legendrian singularities, Flat lightlike hypersurface, Lightlike flat spacelike surface, 421, 410
Critical points of functions and mappings on manifolds, flat lightlike hypersurface, Global submanifolds, lightlike flat spacelike surface, Lorentz-Minkowski space, Non-Euclidean differential geometry, Legendrian singularities, Flat lightlike hypersurface, Lightlike flat spacelike surface, 421, 410
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