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Reference for an easy lemma on homeomorphisms of connected manifolds
If M is a connected manifold of dimension $\geq 2$ then the set of orientation preserving homeomorphisms of M that are isotopic to the identity acts $n$-transitively on M for all positive $n\in\mathbb …
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Classifiying sphere eversions
For a year I have been giving lectures on a (probalby) new way to present an explicit sphere eversion. These lectures include a review of many other explicit eversions that have been described, as tex …
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Fundamental group of the space of immersions of the 2-sphere in 3-space modulo diffeomorphis...
In a previous Mathoverflow question, we saw that the fundamental group of the space $Imm(S^2,\mathbb{R}^3)$ of immersions the 2-sphere in ordinary 3-space is isomorphic to $\mathbb{Z}/2 \times \mathbb …
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Eversion of the 6-sphere in 7-space
(That's my first post on mathoverflow. Henceforth and unfortunately I am not allowed to post comments (this needs reputation 50), so part of the present post in the answer box would better fit in the …
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Group of surface homeomorphisms is locally path-connected
In the particular case of surfaces, I found the following reference which includes a proof that is not too complicated: Regular Mappings and the Space of Homeomorphisms on 2-Manifolds by Hamstrom and …
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Group of surface homeomorphisms is locally path-connected
I think the following is true and I need a reference for the proof. (Given a closed surface $S$, i.e. a compact 2-dimensional topological manifold (without boundary), we endow $S$ with a distance gene …