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Construct a homeomorphism between two surfaces

A closed surface of genus g can be cut along 2g closed curves (all at one base point) to obtain a 4g-gon. Do this for both surfaces. Then choose a homeomorphism between the 4g-gons which matches the c …
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Most manifolds are hyperbolic?

The quotes are from Thurston's survey paper Three dimensional manifolds, kleinian groups and hyperbolic geometry page 362: 2.6. THEOREM [Th 1]. Suppose $L \subset M^3$ is a link such that $M — L$ …
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Concrete examples of covering from the 3-torus to the 3-sphere

First I think, the covering $T^2\to S^2$ has deck group $Z/2Z\oplus Z/2Z$ generated by $(x,y)\to (-x,y)$ and $(x,y)\to (x,-y)$. Then for the 3-dimensional case, you consider the action of $$Z/2Z\oplu …
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3-manifolds with isomorphic fundamental groups

(Edit: Everything what follows is about closed and orientable $3$-manifolds.) Non-spherical geometric $3$-manifolds are determined by their fundamental group. This is proved in Peter Scott's paper "T …
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What are Fake Weighted Projective Spaces?

Everything you would like to know about Fake lens spaces is on http://www.map.mpim-bonn.mpg.de/Fake_lens_spaces by Tibor Macko. A Fake lens space is the Quotient of a sphere by a cyclic group acting …
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Does the Hopf construction work for $S^0$?

This is completely elementary. From the H-space structure $X\times X\to X$ you construct the Hopf fibration $X*X\to SX$ via $(x,t,y)\to (xy,t)$, where you think of $SX$ as the quotient of $X\times I$ …
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Non-trivial foliation (excluding the Reeb foliation)

Foliations of surfaces only exist on surfaces of Euler characteristic 0 and they are all built from suspension foliations and Reeb components. (See the book by Hector and Hirsch). On 3-manifolds ther …
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Foliation with trivial leaf holonomy

This follows from Theorem 2 in Thurston's 1974 paper "A generalization of the Reeb stability theorem", at least if $H^1(L,R)=0$. https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/82172971.pdf
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Lie algebra cohomology with values in injective module

If you define Lie algebra cohomology via injective resolutions, then your claim is trivially true, because you can take the injective resolution which is I in degree 0 and 0 in higher degrees. To see …
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hyperbolic structure on Figure–8 knot complement

The figure eight knot complement is a fiber bundle over the circle with fiber a once-punctured torus. There is a very natural and easy construction of ideal triangulations (and hence hyperbolic stru …
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What are the applications of the Atiyah-Bott Yang Mills paper?

Hitchin 1987 extended the work of Atiyah-Bott to study the topology of the moduli space of Higgs bundles on $\Sigma$ via the Yang-Mills functional. Simpson 1988 proved that this moduli space agrees wi …
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Is there any upper bound on the LS-category of open $n$-dimensional submanifolds of $\mathbb...

The LS-category of a connected, second countable, n-dimensional manifold satisfies $$cat(X)\le n+1.$$ I suppose this is well known, you find a proof in http://math.ucr.edu/~res/math246A/cuplength.pdf
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Every PD group is $\pi_1$ of an aspherical manifold

The reference for the first appearance of the conjecture (still without the condition that the PD group has to be a priori finitely presented) seems to be http://www.worldcat.org/title/homological-gr …
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Non-compact manifolds of positive/non-negative Ricci curvature

Take an n-sphere with its standard metric of positive curvature, cut out an n-ball and reglue it by a diffeomorphism of the bounding n-1-sphere. If the diffeomorphism is not isotopic to the identity, …
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Lagrangian Kleinian bottles

I remember some talks some time ago about proofs of nonexistence of Lagrangian Kleinian bottles in ${\mathbb C}^2$ for the standard symplectic structure, mentioning that this were the only compact sur …
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