Princeton University Press eBook Package 2014 2001
DOI: 10.1515/9781400865215-006
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Automorphisms of manifolds

Abstract: This survey is about homotopy types of spaces of automorphisms of topological and smooth manifolds. Most of the results available are relative, i.e., they compare different types of automorphisms.In chapter 1, which motivates the later chapters, we introduce our favorite types of manifold automorphisms and make a comparison by (mostly elementary) geometric methods. Chapters 2, 3, and 4 describe algebraic models (involving L-theory and/or algebraic K-theory) for certain spaces of "structures" associated with a … Show more

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“…By our assumptions the manifold @ x F b is smoothable, so Igusa's stability result [17] (see Weiss and Williams [34,Theorem 1.3.4] for the topological range) says that…”
Section: Lemma 44 If Xmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…By our assumptions the manifold @ x F b is smoothable, so Igusa's stability result [17] (see Weiss and Williams [34,Theorem 1.3.4] for the topological range) says that…”
Section: Lemma 44 If Xmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The homomorphism O(n) → Diff(D 0n ) is a homotopy equivalence, while the constructions of ( [72], § 3.2) define a system…”
Section: Corollary the Hess-koszul-moore Functormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then the homotopy group π i Diff(S n ) has rank 0 if i does not have the form 4k − 1, it has rank 1 if n is even and i has the form 4k − 1, and it has rank 2 if n is odd and i has the form 4k − 1. Surveys of that material include [50] and the more recent [82]. The statement and the careful and detailed proof of the stable parametrized h-cobordism theorem in [79] depend on the algebraic K-theory of topological spaces to relate the geometric topology of manifolds to algebraic K-theory in a succinct and powerful form.…”
Section: Later Developmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%