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MANIFOLDS AND DUALITY ANDREW RANICKI Classication of manifolds Uniqueness Problem Existence Problem Quadratic algeb ra Applications 1 Manifolds manifold M n An n -dimensional is a top ological


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SLIDE 1

MANIFOLDS AND DUALITY

ANDREW RANICKI
  • Classication
  • f
manifolds
  • Uniqueness
Problem
  • Existence
Problem
  • Quadratic
algeb ra
  • Applications
1
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SLIDE 2 Manifolds
  • An n-dimensional
manifold Mn is a top
  • logical
space which is lo cally homeomo rphic to Rn . { compact,
  • riented,
connected.
  • Classication
  • f
manifolds up to homeomo rphism. { F
  • r n
= 1: circle { F
  • r n
= 2: sphere, to rus, . . . , handleb
  • dy
. { F
  • r n ≥
3: in general imp
  • ssible.
2
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SLIDE 3 The Uniqueness Problem
  • Is
every homotop y equivalence
  • f n-dimen-
sional manifolds

f

: Mn → Nn homotopic to a homeomo rphism? { F
  • r n
= 1, 2: Y es. { F
  • r n ≥
3: in general No. 3
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SLIDE 4 The P
  • inca
r
  • e
conjecture
  • Every
homotop y equivalence f : M 3 → S 3 is homotopic to a homeomo rphism. { Stated in 1904 and still unsolved!
  • Theo
rem (n ≥ 5: Smale, 1960, n = 4: F reedman, 1983) Every homotop y equivalence f : Mn → Sn is homotopic to a homeomo rphism. 4
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SLIDE 5 Old solution
  • f
the Uniqueness Problem
  • Surgery
theo ry w
  • rks
b est fo r n ≥ 5. { F rom no w
  • n
let n ≥ 5.
  • Theo
rem (Bro wder, Novik
  • v,
Sullivan, W all, 1970) A homotop y equivalence f : Mn → Nn is homotopic to a homeomo rphism if and
  • nly
if t w
  • bstructions
vanish.
  • The
2
  • bstructions
  • f
surgery theo ry: 1. In the top
  • logical K
  • theo
ry
  • f
vecto r bundles
  • ver N
. 2. In the algeb raic L
  • theo
ry
  • f
quadratic fo rms
  • ver
the fundamental group ring

Z

[π 1 (N )]. 5
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SLIDE 6 T raditional surgery theo ry
  • Advantage:
{ Suitable fo r computations .
  • Disadvantages:
{ Inaccessible. { A complicated mix
  • f
top
  • logy
and al- geb ra. { P assage from a homotop y equivalence to the
  • bstructions
is indirect . { Obstructions a re not indep endent . 6
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SLIDE 7 W all's p rogramme
  • \The
theo ry
  • f
quadratic structures
  • n
chain complexes should p rovide a simple and sat- isfacto ry algeb raic version
  • f
the whole setup." { C.T.C.W all, Surgery
  • n
compact mani- folds, 1970
  • Such
a theo ry is no w available. { Ranicki, Algeb raic L
  • theo
ry and top
  • logical
manifolds, 1992 7
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SLIDE 8 Sieb enmann's theo rem
  • The
k ernel groups
  • f
a map f : M → N a re the relative homology groups

Kr

(x ) = Hr +1 (f− 1 (x ) → {x}) (x ∈ N ) .
  • Exact
sequence

· · · → Kr

(x ) → Hr (f− 1 (x )) → Hr ({x})

→ Kr−

1 (x ) → . . . .
  • K∗
(x ) = fo r a homeomo rphism f .
  • Theo
rem (Sieb enmann, 1972) A homotop y equivalence f : Mn → Nn with

K∗

(x ) = (x ∈ N ) is homotopic to a homeomo rphism. 8
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SLIDE 9 New solution
  • f
the Uniqueness Problem
  • The
total surgery
  • bstruction s
(f )
  • f
a homotop y equivalence f : Mn → Nn is the cob
  • rdism
class
  • f
{ the sheaf
  • f Z
  • mo
dule chain complexes { with n-dimensional P
  • inca
r
  • e
dualit y {
  • ver N
{ with stalk homology K∗ (x ) (x ∈ N ).
  • Cob
  • rdism
and P
  • inca
r
  • e
dualit y a re algeb raic.
  • Theo
rem A homotop y equivalence f is ho- motopic to a homeomo rphism if and
  • nly
if s (f ) = 0. 9
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SLIDE 10 P
  • inca
r
  • e
dualit y
  • Theo
rem (P
  • inca
r
  • e,
1895) The homology and cohomology
  • f
a com- pact
  • riented n-dimensional
manifold M a re isomo rphic:

Hn−r

(M ) ∼ = Hr (M ) (r = 0, 1, 2, . . . ) .
  • Denition
(Bro wder, 1962) An n-dimensional dualit y space X is a space with isomo rphisms:

Hn−r

(X ) ∼ = Hr (X ) (r = 0, 1, 2, . . . ) . 10
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SLIDE 11 The Existence Problem
  • Is
an n-dimensional dualit y space X homotop y equivalent to an n-dimensional manifold? { F
  • r n
= 1, 2: Y es. { F
  • r n ≥
3: in general No. 11
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SLIDE 12 Old solution
  • f
the Existence Problem
  • Theo
rem (Bro wder, Novik
  • v,
Sullivan, W all, 1970) An n-dimensional dualit y space X is homo- top y equivalent to an n-dimensional mani- fold if and
  • nly
if 2
  • bstructions
vanish.
  • The
2
  • bstructions
(as fo r Uniqueness): 1. In the top
  • logical K
  • theo
ry
  • f
vecto r bundles
  • ver X
. 2. In the algeb raic L
  • theo
ry
  • f
quadratic fo rms
  • ver
the fundamental group ring

Z

[π 1 (X )].
  • Same
(dis)advantages as fo r the
  • ld
solu- tion
  • f
the Uniqueness Problem. 12
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SLIDE 13 The Theo rem
  • f
Galewski and Stern
  • The
k ernel groups Kr (x )
  • f
an n-dimensional dualit y space X t into the exact sequence

· · · → Kr

(x ) → Hn−r ({x}) → Hr (X, X\{x})

→ Kr−

1 (x ) → . . . .
  • K∗
(x ) = fo r a manifold.
  • Theo
rem (Galewski and Stern, 1977) A p
  • lyhedral
dualit y space X with

K∗

(x ) = (x ∈ X ) (a homology manifold) is homotop y equivalent to a manifold. 13
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SLIDE 14 New solution
  • f
the Existence Problem
  • The
total surgery
  • bstruction s
(X )
  • f
and

n-dimensional

dualit y space X is the cob
  • r-
dism class
  • f
{ the sheaf
  • f Z
  • mo
dule chain complexes { with (n − 1)-dimensional P
  • inca
r
  • e
dual- it y {
  • ver X
{ with stalk homology K∗ (x ) (x ∈ X ).
  • Cob
  • rdism
and P
  • inca
r
  • e
dualit y a re algeb raic.
  • Theo
rem A dualit y space X is homotop y equivalent to a manifold if and
  • nly
if s (X ) = 0. 14
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SLIDE 15 Quadratic algeb ra
  • Chain
complexes with the homological p rop- erties
  • f
manifolds and dualit y spaces.
  • An n-dimensional
dualit y complex is a chain complex

Cn

d → Cn−

1

d → Cn−

2 → . . . → C (d 2 = 0) with isomo rphisms

Hn−r

(C ) ∼ = Hr (C ) (r = 0, 1, 2, . . . ) . { generalized quadratic fo rms
  • cob
  • rdism
  • f
dualit y complexes 15
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SLIDE 16 Lo cal and global dualit y complexes

X

= connected space
  • The
global surgery group Ln (Z [π 1 (X )])
  • f
W all is the cob
  • rdism
group
  • f n-dimensional
dualit y complexes
  • f Z
[π 1 (X )]-mo dules. { Generalized Witt groups.
  • The
lo cal surgery group Hn (X ; L (Z )) is the cob
  • rdism
group
  • f n-dimensional
dualit y complexes
  • f Z
  • mo
dule sheaves
  • ver X
. { Generalized homology with co ecients

L∗

(Z ). 16
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SLIDE 17 The surgery exact sequence
  • Theo
rem The lo cal and global surgery groups a re related b y the exact sequence

. . . → Hn

(X ; L (Z ))

A → Ln

(Z [π 1 (X )])

→ Sn

(X ) → Hn− 1 (X ; L (Z )) → . . . .
  • The
assembly map A is the passage from lo cal to global dualit y .
  • The
structure group Sn (X ) is the cob
  • r-
dism group
  • f
(n− 1)-dimensional lo cal du- alit y complexes
  • ver X
which a re globally underlinetrivial. 17
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SLIDE 18 The total surgery
  • bstructions
  • Uniqueness:
the total surgery
  • bstruction
  • f
a homotop y equivalence f : Mn → Nn

s

(f ) ∈ Sn +1 (N ) . { s (f ) is the cob
  • rdism
class
  • f
the n- dimensional globally trivial lo cal dualit y complex with stalk homology the k er- nels K∗ (x ) (x ∈ N ).
  • Existence:
the total surgery
  • bstruction
  • f
an n-dimensional dualit y space X

s

(X ) ∈ Sn (X ) . { s (X ) is the cob
  • rdism
class
  • f
the (n − 1)-dimensional globally trivial lo cal du- alit y complex with stalk homology the k ernels K∗ (x ) (x ∈ X ). 18
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SLIDE 19 T
  • p
  • logy
and homotop y theo ry
  • The
dierence b et w een the top
  • logy
  • f
man- ifolds and the homotop y theo ry
  • f
dualit y spaces = the dierence b et w een the cob
  • r-
dism theo ries
  • f
the lo cal and global dualit y complexes. manifolds

− →

lo cal dualit y

  

 

  • A
dualit y spaces −

global dualit y
  • Converse
  • f
P
  • inca
r
  • e
dualit y : A dualit y space with sucient lo cal dualit y is homotop y equivalent to a manifold. 19
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SLIDE 20 The Novik
  • v
and Bo rel conjectures
  • The
Novik
  • v
conjecture
  • n
the homotop y inva riance
  • f
the higher signatures is algeb raic: { A : H∗ (Bπ ; L (Z )) → L∗ (Z [π ]) is ratio- nally injective, fo r every group π .
  • The
Bo rel conjecture
  • n
the existence and uniqueness
  • f
aspherical manifolds is algeb raic : { A : H∗ (Bπ ; L (Z )) → L∗ (Z [π ]) is an iso- mo rphism if Bπ is a dualit y space.
  • The
va rious solution metho ds can no w b e turned into algeb ra : { top
  • logy
, geometry , analysis (C∗
  • algeb
ra), index theo rems, . . . . 20
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SLIDE 21 Applications
  • algeb
raic computations
  • f
the L
  • groups
{ numb er theo ry
  • singula
r spaces { algeb raic va rieties
  • dierential
geometry { hyp erb
  • lic
geometry
  • non-compact
manifolds { controlled top
  • logy
  • 3-
and 4-dimensional manifolds 21