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DOI: 10.1007/bf01647970
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On the structure of manifolds with positive scalar curvature

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“…However, if there is such a Cauchy surface, then it follows from the constraint equations that the scalar curvature on this maximal surface must be non-negative. This is known to be incompatible with the topology T 3 #T 3 [16]. Thus we have a contradiction, from which it follows that the space-time development of initial data with the reflection properties described above cannot contain a CMC Cauchy surface.…”
Section: Space-times With No Cmc Slicesmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…However, if there is such a Cauchy surface, then it follows from the constraint equations that the scalar curvature on this maximal surface must be non-negative. This is known to be incompatible with the topology T 3 #T 3 [16]. Thus we have a contradiction, from which it follows that the space-time development of initial data with the reflection properties described above cannot contain a CMC Cauchy surface.…”
Section: Space-times With No Cmc Slicesmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…However most of the results are concerned with the connected sum at points (point-wise connected sum), whereas the case of connected sum along a submanifold (generalized connected sum or fiber sum) has received less attention. This kind of construction is clearly less flexible than the first one, nevertheless it has revealed to be a very powerful tool in studying for example the structure of the manifolds with positive scalar curvature (see [6,17]). …”
Section: Introduction and Statement Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We also assume that the normal bundles of K in (M i , g i ) can be diffeomorphically identified (this is necessary to perform the fiber sum, see [17]). Another natural assumption is that the starting manifolds have the same volume and in particular we assume that vol…”
Section: Introduction and Statement Of The Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By [Ker69, p.68] the desired homology n-sphere can be constructed from a connected sum of several copies of S 1 × S n−1 by surgeries on circles and 2-spheres. Thus the surgeries have codimension ≥ 3 and the homology sphere have scal > 0 by [SY79,GL80].…”
Section: Equivariant Connected Sum and Positive Scalar Curvaturementioning
confidence: 99%