Triangulated n-manifolds are determined by their [n/2]+1-skeletons
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The author proves, by very simple combinatorial and homological arguments, that if \(M^ m\) and \(N^ n\) are distinct triangulated closed topological manifolds (or homology manifolds with \(m=n)\), then they have distinct k-skeletons for \(k>\max \{m,n\}\) (and, as is readily seen, distinct can be replaced by nonisomorphic in this statement).
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