Local knots of $2$-spheres in $4$-manifolds
Local knots of $2$-spheres in $4$-manifolds
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$4$ 流形中 $2$ 球体的局部结
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1969
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通讯作者:
Shin’ichi Suzuki
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Shin’ichi Suzuki
Throughout this paper we will only be concerned from the combinatorial point of veiw. By (fMM) we denote a pair of manifolds such that M is a triangulated oriented 4-dimensional manifold and fM is a properly embedded oriented 2-dimensional manifold as a subcomplex in M and f is a piesewise linear embedding of M in M4. We measure the local knot type* of the embedding f at an interior point x of M as follows, [1], [3]. Let St(fx, M) and St(x, M) denote the closed star neighborhoods of fx in M and x in M respectively. The boundary** S=3St(fx, M) of St(fx, M0 is a 3-sphere with an orientation inherited from that of M, and the boundary Sl--St(x, M) is a 1-sphere with an orientation inherited from that of M. The oriented knot type (denote (x)) of the embedding of fS in S is called the local knot type of the embedding f at x. When (x) is of trivial type, we may say that the local knot type is 0 or that fM is locally fiat (unknotted) at fx. A 2-manifold fM is called locally fiat if it is locally flat at each of its points. When (x) is of non-trivial type, we may say that fM is locally knotted at fx or that fx is locally knotted point of fM. Of course the local knot type can also be measured at a boundary point x e 3M. In this case cl(3St(fx ;M) JM) and cl(3St(x,M) JM) are 3-cell and 1-cell respectively and the local knot type is a type of (1, 3)-cell pair. In this paper we shall consider only embeddings whose boundary points are all locally flat (unknotted). Since a locally knotted point must be a vertex in any triangulation of the pair (fMM) the locally knotted points are always isolated. If M is compact, there can be only a finite number of locally knotted points. R. H. Fox and J. W. Milnor observed "Under which condition can a given collection of knot types , ..., n be the set of local knot types of some embedding of a 2-sphere S in the 4-space R? and defined the slice knot types and showed that a collection , ..., n of knot types can occur as the collection of local knot types of a 2-sphere