The study introduces weighted homogeneity in bicomplex polynomials, revealing novel Milnor fibrations for topological analysis.
We study the topology of real polynomial maps R⁴ⁿ R⁴ expressed in terms of bicomplex variables and their conjugates, which we refer to as bicomplex mixed polynomials. We introduce the notion of polar weighted homogeneity, a property that generalizes the concept of weighted homogeneity in the complex setting. This leads to the existence of global and spherical Milnor fibrations. Moreover, we include a discussion on bicomplex vector calculus, a bicomplex holomorphic analogue of the Milnor fibration theorem, and a theorem of Join type that describes the homotopy type of the fibers of certain polynomials on separable variables. This extends previous works on mixed polynomials in complex variables and their conjugates.
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