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2112.00130

Structurally stable non-degenerate singularities of integrable systems

E. Kudryavtseva, A. Oshemkov

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The paper proves strong topological structural stability for compact non-degenerate semilocal singularities satisfying the connectedness condition via a Vey-type normal form, a Principle Lemma that propagates the Vey momentum map across the fiber, and Zung’s topological classification; it concludes with a left–right equivalence after normalizing by target diffeomorphisms. The candidate solution reaches the same theorem but inserts an analytic factorization step (Stein factorization on complexifications) to recover a base diffeomorphism. This additional step is not used in the paper but is plausible in the analytic category. Aside from minor extra assumptions (properness/connected fibers for the holomorphic factorization) and not explicitly invoking the non-splitting condition in the classification step, the candidate’s argument aligns with the paper’s structure. Hence both are correct, with different proof styles.

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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions

\textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid

\textbf{Justification:}

The manuscript establishes a clear and broadly applicable structural stability criterion for semilocal non-degenerate singularities in the analytic category. It leverages a robust analytic normal form, a globalization principle under a connectedness hypothesis, and Zung’s classification. The methods are standard but combined effectively. Minor clarifications (e.g., on normalization and the role of non-splitting) would boost readability; mathematically, the arguments appear sound.