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Cerocchi, F., & Sambusetti, A. (2019). Local topological rigidity of non-geometric 3-manifolds. Geometry & Topology, 23(6), 2899-2927. doi:10.2140/gt.2019.23.2899.

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Cerocchi, Filippo1, Author           
Sambusetti, Andrea, Author
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Free keywords: Mathematics, Metric Geometry, Mathematics, Differential Geometry, Mathematics, Geometric Topology
 Abstract: We study Riemannian metrics on compact, torsionless, non-geometric $3$-manifolds, i.e. whose interior does not support any of the eight model geometries. We prove a lower bound "\`a la Margulis" for the systole and a volume estimate for these manifolds, only in terms of an upper bound of entropy
and diameter. We then deduce orresponding local topological rigidy results in the class $\mathscr{M}_{ngt}^\partial (E,D) $ of compact non-geometric 3-manifolds with torsionless fundamental group (with possibly empty, non-spherical boundary) whose entropy and diameter are bounded respectively by $E, D$. For instance, this class locally contains only finitely many
topological types; and closed, irreducible manifolds in this class which are close enough (with respect to $E,D$) are diffeomorphic. Several examples and
counter-examples are produced to stress the differences with the geometric case.

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Language(s): eng - English
 Dates: 2019
 Publication Status: Issued
 Pages: 21 pages
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Title: Geometry & Topology
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Pages: - Volume / Issue: 23 (6) Sequence Number: - Start / End Page: 2899 - 2927 Identifier: -