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Matthias Kreck

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Smooth structures on algebraic surfaces with cyclic fundamental group

1988

Abelian varietyAlgebraIntersection theorymedicine.medical_specialtyFundamental groupFunction field of an algebraic varietyGeneral MathematicsAlgebraic surfacemedicineSmooth structureAlgebraic geometry and analytic geometryMathematicsInventiones Mathematicae
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HP2-bundles and elliptic homology

1993

General MathematicsCellular homologyComputational biologyHomology (mathematics)Mathematics
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On the classification of topological 4-manifolds with finite fundamental group

1988

Fundamental groupGroup (mathematics)General MathematicsTopological groupTopologyGroup representationGroup objectMathematicsMathematische Annalen
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Isotopy classes of diffeomorphisms of (k-1)-connected almost-parallelizable 2k-manifolds

1979

Homotopy groupExact sequencePure mathematicsParallelizable manifoldNormal bundleIsotopyMathematics
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Smooth structures on algebraic surfaces with finite fundamental group

1990

Pure mathematicsFundamental groupGeneral MathematicsAlgebraic surfaceMathematicsInventiones Mathematicae
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Counterexamples to the Kneser conjecture in dimension four.

1995

We construct a connected closed orientable smooth four-manifold whose fundamental group is the free product of two non-trivial groups such that it is not homotopy equivalent toM 0#M 1 unlessM 0 orM 1 is homeomorphic toS 4. LetN be the nucleus of the minimal elliptic Enrique surfaceV 1(2, 2) and putM=N∪ ∂NN. The fundamental group ofM splits as ℤ/2 * ℤ/2. We prove thatM#k(S 2×S2) is diffeomorphic toM 0#M 1 for non-simply connected closed smooth four-manifoldsM 0 andM 1 if and only ifk≥8. On the other hand we show thatM is homeomorphic toM 0#M 1 for closed topological four-manifoldsM 0 andM 1 withπ 1(Mi)=ℤ/2.

CombinatoricsFundamental groupConjectureFree productGeneral MathematicsHomotopyDimension (graph theory)DiffeomorphismCounterexampleMathematics
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