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Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details

Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details
Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details
‘Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details’ provides a thorough and detailed proof that every skyscraper is homeomorphic to the standard 2-handle, relative to the attaching region. Results from decomposition space theory established in Part I and the constructive results from Part II are combined. The idea is to construct a subset of a skyscraper called the design, define an embedding of this subset into the standard 2-handle, and then consider the decomposition spaces obtained by quotienting out the connected components of the complement of this common subset. It is shown that the decomposition spaces are homeomorphic, and that both quotient maps are approximable by homeomorphisms. This chapter also shows that everything can be done fixing a neighbourhood of the attaching region. It is then deduced that skyscrapers are standard, as desired.
407-446
Oxford University Press
Behrens, Stefan
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Kasprowski, Daniel
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Powell, Mark
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Ray, Arunima
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Behrens, Stefan
Kalmar, Boldizsar
Kim, Min Hoon
Powell, Mark
Ray, Arunima
Behrens, Stefan
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Kasprowski, Daniel
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Powell, Mark
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Ray, Arunima
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Behrens, Stefan
Kalmar, Boldizsar
Kim, Min Hoon
Powell, Mark
Ray, Arunima

Behrens, Stefan, Kasprowski, Daniel, Powell, Mark and Ray, Arunima (2021) Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details. In, Behrens, Stefan, Kalmar, Boldizsar, Kim, Min Hoon, Powell, Mark and Ray, Arunima (eds.) The Disc Embedding Theorem. Oxford University Press, pp. 407-446. (doi:10.1093/oso/9780198841319.003.0028).

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‘Skyscrapers Are Standard: The Details’ provides a thorough and detailed proof that every skyscraper is homeomorphic to the standard 2-handle, relative to the attaching region. Results from decomposition space theory established in Part I and the constructive results from Part II are combined. The idea is to construct a subset of a skyscraper called the design, define an embedding of this subset into the standard 2-handle, and then consider the decomposition spaces obtained by quotienting out the connected components of the complement of this common subset. It is shown that the decomposition spaces are homeomorphic, and that both quotient maps are approximable by homeomorphisms. This chapter also shows that everything can be done fixing a neighbourhood of the attaching region. It is then deduced that skyscrapers are standard, as desired.

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Published date: 20 July 2021

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Local EPrints ID: 475481
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/475481
PURE UUID: 3b9a6cd1-5d47-4ec7-82d5-15f483b33221
ORCID for Daniel Kasprowski: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-5926-2206

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Date deposited: 20 Mar 2023 17:40
Last modified: 13 Sep 2024 02:08

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Author: Stefan Behrens
Author: Daniel Kasprowski ORCID iD
Author: Mark Powell
Author: Arunima Ray
Editor: Stefan Behrens
Editor: Boldizsar Kalmar
Editor: Min Hoon Kim
Editor: Mark Powell
Editor: Arunima Ray

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