Volume-minimizing foliations on spheres
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Abstract: The volume of a k-dimensional foliation in a Riemannian manifold is defined as the mass of image of the Gauss map, which is a map from M to the Grassmann bundle of k-planes in the tangent bundle. Generalizing a construction by Gluck and Ziller, "singular" foliations by 3-spheres are constructed on round spheres , as well as a singular foliation by 7-spheres on , which minimize volume within their respective relative homology classes. These singular examples provide lower bounds for volumes of regular 3-dimensional foliations of and regular 7-dimensional foliations of .
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