Topological invariance of complete integrability for foliations by curves

Let F1\mathcal{F}_1 and F2\mathcal{F}_2 be foliations by curves on (C3,0)(\mathbb{C}^3,0). Suppose they are topologically equivalent and do not admit invariant surfaces over which the induced foliations are dicritical. Topological invariance conjecture. The foliation F1\mathcal{F}_1 admits two holomorphic first integrals if and only if F2\mathcal{F}_2 does. This proposes that, after excluding invariant surfaces supporting dicritical induced foliations, the existence of two independent holomorphic first integrals is a topological invariant; the source presents it as a conjectural generalization in the setting of completely integrable foliations.

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Susana Pinheiro and Helena Reis, “Topological aspects of completely integrable foliations”, arXiv:1209.2956 (2012).

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