Twisting 4-manifolds along RP^2

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Authors Selman Akbulut

Publication date 1 October 2010

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/0912.4727

zbMATH Keywords

Dolgachev surfaceexotic

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Differentiable structures in differential topology (57R55) Surgery and handlebodies (57R65) Moduli problems for differential geometric structures (58D27)

Abstract: We prove that the Dolgachev surface E(1)_{2,3} (which is an exotic copy of the elliptic surface E(1)=CP^2 # 9(-CP^2)) can be obtained from E(1) by twisting along a simple "plug", in particular it can be obtained from E(1) by twisting along an RP^2.

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