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Wall theorems: Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms, Wall's theorem on automorphisms & Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms

In differential topology in mathematics, the Wall theorems are four results, which connect the smooth structure, auto-diffeomorphisms and the intersection form of a smooth 4-manifold with h-cobordisms, stable diffeomorphisms and induced form automorphisms. The theorems are named after C. T. C. Wall, who proved them in 1964.

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Wall theorems topic overview

The analysis highlights Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms, Wall's theorem on automorphisms and Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms as prominent areas in the source structure around Wall theorems.

Related topics: 18
Source areas: 5
Connected nodes: 27
Extracted relationships: 1
Concept neighborhoods: 21
Bridge connections: 27

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Overview · 7 topics

Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms · 4 topics

Wall's theorem on automorphisms · 3 topics

Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms · 2 topics

Wall's theorem on stabilization · 2 topics

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Overview

Differential topology
Smooth structure
Diffeomorphisms Diffeomorphism
Intersection form Intersection form of a 4-manifold
4-manifold
H-cobordisms H-cobordism
C. T. C. Wall

Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms

Simply connected Simply connected space
Intersection form

Wall's theorem on stabilization

Connected sums Connected sum
Exotic 4-spheres Exotic sphere

Wall's theorem on automorphisms

Unimodular Unimodular matrix
Bilinear form
Serre's classification Serre classification?action=edit&redlink=1

Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms

Indefinite Indefinite matrix
Automorphism
Topological Topological manifold
Homeomorphism

Literature

Doi Doi (identifier)
American Mathematical Society
ISBN ISBN (identifier)

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Wall theorems

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related to External links · 1

Wall theorems → Wall

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smooth connected 4-manifolds displaystyle form wall's theorem wall intersection h-cobordisms diffeomorphisms simply times theorems stabilization automorphisms 4-manifold claims mathematical 1964

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Wall theorems	related to External links	Wall	0.60	section

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smooth structure
- Connected
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Stabilization
- 4-manifolds
- Intersection
- Simply
- H-cobordisms
- Form
- Claims
- Diffeomorphism
- Natural
diffeomorphisms
- Intersection
- Automorphisms
- H-cobordisms
- Form
- Claims
- Smooth
- Simply
- Theorem
- Wall's
- 4-manifolds
- Closed
- Cong
intersection form
- Form
- Intersection
- Simply
- H-cobordisms
- Connected
- Smooth
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Automorphism
- Indefinite
- Isomorphic
- Claims
simply connected
- Connected
- Simply
- Smooth
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Displaystyle
- Intersection
- Closed
- Cong
- H-cobordant
- Indefinite
- Isomorphic
connected sums
- Simply
- Smooth
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Displaystyle
- Intersection
- Form
- 4-manifolds
- Stabilization
- Times
- Closed
- Cong
bilinear form
- Intersection
- Simply
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Automorphism
- H-cobordisms
- Claims
- Connected
- Displaystyle
- Smooth
- Times
- Indefinite
wall's theorem on h-cobordisms
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Claims
- Isomorphic
- Intersection
- Simply
- Connected
- Smooth
- Even
- Mathbb
- Form
- Stabilization
wall's theorem on stabilization
- Theorem
- Wall's
- Claims
- Simply
- Connected
- Smooth
- Closed
- Diffeomorphism
- H-cobordant
- Mathbb
- Natural
- Number

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Wall theorems — Overview · splits 20 ⟂ 8

Wall theorems — Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms · splits 23 ⟂ 5

Wall theorems — Wall's theorem on automorphisms · splits 24 ⟂ 4

Wall theorems — Literature · splits 24 ⟂ 4

Wall theorems — Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms · splits 25 ⟂ 3

Wall theorems — Wall's theorem on stabilization · splits 25 ⟂ 3

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Wall theorems

Nodes28

Edges27

Triples1

Avg. degree1.93

Density0.071429

Components1

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Source: Wikipedia — Wall theorems · EN edition · Analysis: TopicsToTalkAbout

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Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms

Wall's theorem on automorphisms

Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms

Wall's theorem on stabilization

Explore all related topics Closing gaps

Overview

Wall's theorem on h-cobordisms

Wall's theorem on stabilization

Wall's theorem on automorphisms

Wall's theorem on diffeomorphisms

Literature

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Wall theorems

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Important terminology

Important terminology

Wall theorems relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Related concept clusters Concept neighborhoods

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Wall theorems

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