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The exercises below are about plumbing manifolds. For the details of the construction, see the page [[Plumbing]]. | The exercises below are about plumbing manifolds. For the details of the construction, see the page [[Plumbing]]. | ||
− | In this page we use slightly different notation. For $i = 1, \dots, n$ | + | In this page we use slightly different notation. For $i = 1, \dots, n$ let |
− | $$ \zeta_i \colon E_i \to | + | $$ \zeta_i \colon E_i \to S^q_i$$ |
− | be an oriented $D^{ | + | be an oriented $D^{q}$-bundle over $S^q$. Let $G$ be a graph with verticies $\{v_1, \dots, v_k \}$. |
− | Starting from the dijoint union of the total spaces $E_i$ we form | + | Starting from the dijoint union of the total spaces $E_i$ we form the plumbing manifold $X(G; \{\zeta_i\}$ as follows: given an edge in $G$ connecting $v_i$ and $v_j$, for $k = i$ and $j$, let $x_k \in E_k$ and let $D^{q} \times D^{q} \subseteq E_k$ be a neighbourhood of $x_k$, such that $D^{q} \times \{0\}\subseteq S^q_k$ and such that $y \times D^{q}$ if the fiber of $E_k \to S^q_k$. Let $h_{\pm}: D^{q} \rightarrow D^{q}$ and $k_{\pm}: D^{q} \rightarrow D^{q}$ be orientation preserving (resp. reversing) diffeomorphisms. We define the plumbing $E_i \diamond E_j$ of $E_i$ and $E_j$ at $x_i$ and $x_j$ by taking $E_i \sqcup E_j$ and identifying $D^q \times D^q$ and $D^q \times D^q$ via |
$$I_\pm(x,y)=(k_{\pm}(y), h_{\pm}(x)).$$ | $$I_\pm(x,y)=(k_{\pm}(y), h_{\pm}(x)).$$ | ||
Proceeding in this way for each edge of $G$ we obtain the plumbing manifold | Proceeding in this way for each edge of $G$ we obtain the plumbing manifold | ||
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− | Let $X = X(G; \{\ | + | Let $X = X(G; \{\zeta_i \}$ be connected. Show the following: |
#$\pi_1(\partial X)\cong\pi_1(X)$ is free. | #$\pi_1(\partial X)\cong\pi_1(X)$ is free. | ||
− | #$H_i(\partial X)=H_i(X)=0$ for $1<i< | + | #$H_i(\partial X)=H_i(X)=0$ for $1<i<q$ |
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{{beginrem|Hint}} | {{beginrem|Hint}} | ||
− | The statement is trivial for $X$, since $X$ is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and $ | + | The statement is trivial for $X$, since $X$ is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and $q$-spheres. Now use van Kampen's theorem for $\pi_1(\partial X)$ and for $H_i(\partial X)$ use the Mayer-Vietories Sequence with $\partial E_i\backslash (D_i^q\times S^{q-1})$ and show that all components involved are $(q-2)$ connected. |
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{{endrem}} | {{endrem}} | ||
{{beginthm|Exercise}} | {{beginthm|Exercise}} | ||
− | Assume now | + | Assume now that each bundle $\zeta_i$ is some multiple of $\tau_{S^q}$, the unit disc bundle of the tangent bundle of the $q$-sphere. Show that there is a degree 1 normal map $(f,b),f:(X',\partial X')\rightarrow (D^{2q},S^{2q-1})$. |
{{endthm}} | {{endthm}} | ||
{{beginrem|Hint}} | {{beginrem|Hint}} | ||
− | Use that $X$ is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and $ | + | Use that $X$ is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and $q$-spheres and that the tangent bundle of $X$ is stabily trivial (since it is so on every component of the wedge), so that the normal bundle of $(X,\partial X)\subseteq (D^{2q+k},S^{2q+k-1})$ is trivial for $k$ large. Then show that the map can be extend over $V$. |
{{endrem}} | {{endrem}} | ||
+ | The exercises and hints on this page were sent by Fabian Hebestreit, Daniel Kasprowski and Christoph Winges. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:Exercises]] | [[Category:Exercises]] |
Revision as of 11:50, 24 March 2012
The exercises below are about plumbing manifolds. For the details of the construction, see the page Plumbing.
In this page we use slightly different notation. For let
be an oriented -bundle over . Let be a graph with verticies .
Starting from the dijoint union of the total spaces we form the plumbing manifold as follows: given an edge in connecting and , for and , let and let be a neighbourhood of , such that and such that if the fiber of . Let and be orientation preserving (resp. reversing) diffeomorphisms. We define the plumbing of and at and by taking and identifying and via
Proceeding in this way for each edge of we obtain the plumbing manifold
Exercise 0.1. Let be connected. Show the following:
- is free.
- for
Hint 0.2. The statement is trivial for , since is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres. Now use van Kampen's theorem for and for use the Mayer-Vietories Sequence with and show that all components involved are connected.
Exercise 0.3. Choose representing a generator of and let be the trace of a surgery on this . Define . Show the following:
- for .
- for .
Hint 0.4. For (1) use the long exact sequence of the pair and . For (2) use the long exact sequence of the pair as well as Poincaré Duality and the Universal Coefficient Theorem.
Exercise 0.5. Assume now that each bundle is some multiple of , the unit disc bundle of the tangent bundle of the -sphere. Show that there is a degree 1 normal map .
Hint 0.6. Use that is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres and that the tangent bundle of is stabily trivial (since it is so on every component of the wedge), so that the normal bundle of is trivial for large. Then show that the map can be extend over .
References
letbe an oriented -bundle over . Let be a graph with verticies .
Starting from the dijoint union of the total spaces we form the plumbing manifold as follows: given an edge in connecting and , for and , let and let be a neighbourhood of , such that and such that if the fiber of . Let and be orientation preserving (resp. reversing) diffeomorphisms. We define the plumbing of and at and by taking and identifying and via
Proceeding in this way for each edge of we obtain the plumbing manifold
Exercise 0.1. Let be connected. Show the following:
- is free.
- for
Hint 0.2. The statement is trivial for , since is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres. Now use van Kampen's theorem for and for use the Mayer-Vietories Sequence with and show that all components involved are connected.
Exercise 0.3. Choose representing a generator of and let be the trace of a surgery on this . Define . Show the following:
- for .
- for .
Hint 0.4. For (1) use the long exact sequence of the pair and . For (2) use the long exact sequence of the pair as well as Poincaré Duality and the Universal Coefficient Theorem.
Exercise 0.5. Assume now that each bundle is some multiple of , the unit disc bundle of the tangent bundle of the -sphere. Show that there is a degree 1 normal map .
Hint 0.6. Use that is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres and that the tangent bundle of is stabily trivial (since it is so on every component of the wedge), so that the normal bundle of is trivial for large. Then show that the map can be extend over .
References
== References == {{#RefList:}} [[Category:Exercises]]i = 1, \dots, n letbe an oriented -bundle over . Let be a graph with verticies .
Starting from the dijoint union of the total spaces we form the plumbing manifold as follows: given an edge in connecting and , for and , let and let be a neighbourhood of , such that and such that if the fiber of . Let and be orientation preserving (resp. reversing) diffeomorphisms. We define the plumbing of and at and by taking and identifying and via
Proceeding in this way for each edge of we obtain the plumbing manifold
Exercise 0.1. Let be connected. Show the following:
- is free.
- for
Hint 0.2. The statement is trivial for , since is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres. Now use van Kampen's theorem for and for use the Mayer-Vietories Sequence with and show that all components involved are connected.
Exercise 0.3. Choose representing a generator of and let be the trace of a surgery on this . Define . Show the following:
- for .
- for .
Hint 0.4. For (1) use the long exact sequence of the pair and . For (2) use the long exact sequence of the pair as well as Poincaré Duality and the Universal Coefficient Theorem.
Exercise 0.5. Assume now that each bundle is some multiple of , the unit disc bundle of the tangent bundle of the -sphere. Show that there is a degree 1 normal map .
Hint 0.6. Use that is homotopy equivalent to a wedge of 1-spheres and -spheres and that the tangent bundle of is stabily trivial (since it is so on every component of the wedge), so that the normal bundle of is trivial for large. Then show that the map can be extend over .