A manifold that does not contain a compact core

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It is known that a core of a (noncompact) manifold is a submanifold with the property that the inclusion of the submanifold into the manifold is a homotopy equivalence. In the paper under review the author proves by example that a manifold may fail to contain a compact core even though the manifold has the homotopy type of a finite complex.











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