Poincare Conjecture Proof - Gauge-institute.org
Poincare Conjecture Proof - Gauge-institute.org
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<strong>Poincare</strong> <strong>Conjecture</strong> <strong>Proof</strong>H. Vic DannonTherefore,njj,kθ θ= ∩ fθHθk = 1f BnG = ∪∪∩θ∈Θ j∈ J k=1f H θjk ,θThus,nj∈ J k= 1 θ∈Θjk ,θ= ∪∩∪ f H .θ∪ f θS θis a subbase for T , with subbase sets f θH θθ∈[0,2 π]θ∈Θ∈τ∪ .To obtain the <strong>Poincare</strong> Homeomorphism by 5.1, we need to definea functionf3 3: Σ → S which is¬ one-oneÁ one-one correspondence between a subbase set for T ,∪ , and a subbase set for T , ∪ f θH θ.H θθ∈Ωθ∈Ω5.10 Definition of f32For x ∈Σ , there are unique θ ∈ [0,2 π], and ∈Σ so thatx θθx= ( x θ, θ).We define the mapping f from3Σ onto3S by fx ( , θ) = ( fx, θ).θ θ θ18