diff f6bf760..6fbd3ac singular_free_tangent_sheaf_v2.txt
diff --git a/singular_free_tangent_sheaf_v2.txt b/singular_free_tangent_sheaf_v2.txt index a9ca25a..9d0cfde 100644 --- a/singular_free_tangent_sheaf_v2.txt +++ b/singular_free_tangent_sheaf_v2.txt @@ -1173,7 +1173,7 @@ p_nu in A_j with p_nu -> p in V_j and Phi_j(p_nu) -> q in V_0. The source base radii have limit at least a_j and less than b'_j < b_j. The flow is defined across the closed annulus, so continuity gives q = Phi_j(p). If the limiting source radius were -a_j, the collar inequality would give |z_j(q)| < a'_j, contrary to +a_j, the collar ineuality would give |z_j(q)| < a'_j, contrary to q in V_0. Thus a_j < |z_j(p)| < b_j and p in A_j, as required. Possible fiber boundaries cause no difficulty because both limiting points are assumed to belong to the retained open pieces. @@ -1181,7 +1181,7 @@ points are assumed to belong to the retained open pieces. The equivalence relation is therefore closed. The quotient map is open, since it glues open sets by biholomorphisms. An open quotient map with closed equivalence relation has Hausdorff target: two -inequivalent representatives have product neighborhoods disjoint +ineuivalent representatives have product neighborhoods disjoint from the relation, and the images of these neighborhoods are disjoint open sets. Moreover, the quotient map restricts on every V_i to an injective open map. The complex structures on these