2504.06062
A CHARACTERIZATION OF QUASI-HOMOGENEITY IN TERMS OF LIFTABLE VECTOR FIELDS
I. Breva Ribes, R. Oset Sinha
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM
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The paper proves the advertised characterizations cleanly: for multiplicity 3 it establishes the full equivalence between quasi-homogeneity and (substantiality of the canonical OPSU) and (substantiality of every OPSU) via an explicit reduction to Id×G and computed liftables of G, and for the equidimensional corank‑1 minimal-stable case it shows that a substantial minimal unfolding forces weighted-homogeneity, while quasi-homogeneity guarantees weak substantiality of all minimal unfoldings via λ-equivalence. The candidate solution is correct for Problem B and gives some correct implications for Problem A, but it leaves a crucial gap for (1)⇒(3) in Problem A (transfer of the constructed lift to an arbitrary stable unfolding) and relies on unproven construction/diagonalization steps. Hence the model is incomplete relative to the paper’s complete treatment.
Referee report (LaTeX)
\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions \textbf{Journal Tier:} strong field \textbf{Justification:} The manuscript offers a coherent framework tying quasi-homogeneity to (weak) substantiality of stable unfoldings and proves sharp equivalences in two important classes. The techniques are standard but deployed effectively, with numerous examples. Minor clarifications (e.g., explicitly stating the unfolding normal form and the role of good weights) would improve accessibility.