Concordance of surfaces in 4-manifolds and the Freedman-Quinn invariant
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Abstract: We prove a concordance version of the 4-dimensional light bulb theorem for -negligible compact orientable surfaces, where there is a framed but not necessarily embedded dual sphere. That is, we show that if and are such surfaces in a 4-manifold that are homotopic and there exists an immersed framed 2-sphere in intersecting geometrically once, then and are concordant if and only if their Freedman-Quinn invariant vanishes. The proof of the main result involves computing in terms of intersections in the universal covering space and then applying work of Sunukjian in the simply-connected case.
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