Smoothing closed gridded surfaces embedded in R^4
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Abstract: We say that a topological -manifold is a cubical -manifold if it is contained in the -skeleton of the canonical cubulation of (). In this paper, we prove that any closed, oriented cubical -manifold has a transverse field of 2-planes in the sense of Whitehead and therefore it is smoothable by a small ambient isotopy.
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