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Martin Sleziak
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I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander dualityAlexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology? (My guess is no. But then I'm not RH Bing.)

I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology? (My guess is no. But then I'm not RH Bing.)

I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology? (My guess is no. But then I'm not RH Bing.)

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Autumn Kent
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I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology? (My guess is no. But then I'm not RH Bing.)

I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology?

I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology? (My guess is no. But then I'm not RH Bing.)

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Autumn Kent
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I'll assume that the subset is compact.

Then, if you use Cech cohomology, Alexander duality turns this into a question about the complement, which is a 3-manifold.

So, I answer with another question: Can a (wild) open submanifold of the 3-sphere have torsion in its homology?