SIMPLY CONNECTED MANIFOLDS WITH LARGE HOMOTOPY STABLE CLASSES

DOI10.1017/S1446788722000167arXiv2109.00654OpenAlexW3196315773MaRDI QIDQ6096867FDOQ6096867

Authors: Anthony Conway, Diarmuid Crowley, Mark Powell, Jörg Sixt 

Publication date: 15 September 2023

Published in: Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: For every $kgeq2$ and $ngeq2$ we construct $n$ pairwise homotopically inequivalent simply-connected, closed $4k$-dimensional manifolds, all of which are stably diffeomorphic to one another. Each of these manifolds has hyperbolic intersection form and is stably parallelisable. In dimension $4$, we exhibit an analogous phenomenon for spin${}^c$ structures on $S^{2}imes{S}^2$. For $mgeq1$, we also provide similar $(4m-1)$-connected $8m$-dimensional examples, where the number of homotopy types in a stable diffeomorphism class is related to the order of the image of the stable $J$-homomorphism $p{i}_{4m-1}(SO)op{i}_{4m-1}^s$.

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.00654

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zbMATH Keywords

homotopy equivalencestable diffeomorphism\(4k\)-manifold

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Surgery obstructions, Wall groups (57R67) Surgery and handlebodies (57R65)

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