Cork twists and automorphisms of 3-manifolds
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Abstract: Here we study two interesting smooth contractible manifolds, whose boundaries have non-trivial mapping class groups. The first one is a non-Stein contractible manifold, such that every self diffeomorphism of its boundary extends inside; implying that this manifold can not be a loose cork. The second example is a Stein contractible manifold which is a cork, with an interesting cork automorphism . By cite{am} we know that any homotopy -sphere is obtained gluing together two contractible Stein manifolds along their common boundaries by a diffeomorphism. We use the homotopy sphere as a test case to investigate if it is ? We show that is a Gluck twisted twisted along a -knot ; by using this we obtain a -handle free handlebody description of and then show .
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