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The lens space L(2;5) consists of the "lens" between the red and yellow walls using a double rotation that aligns the slits. Five "lens" regions are shown in the picture in total.
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were not homeomorphic even though they have isomorphic fundamental groups and the same homology, though they do not have the same homotopy type. Other lens spaces (such as
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as in case 2., they are "obviously" homeomorphic, as one can easily produce a homeomorphism. It is harder to show that these are the only homeomorphic lens spaces.
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which is symmetric. (Locally symmetric spaces are symmetric spaces that are quotiented by an isometry that has no fixed points; lens spaces meet this definition.)
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The double-rotation that identifies the walls of the lens space. In this stereographic view, the double-rotation rotates both around the z-axis and along it.
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be a closed curve in the lens space which lifts to a knot in the universal cover of the lens space. If the lifted knot has a trivial
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alone, and the simplest examples of closed manifolds whose homeomorphism type is not determined by their homotopy type.
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Classifications up to homeomorphism and homotopy equivalence are known, as follows. The three-dimensional spaces
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directly above and below the center of the polygon. Construct the bipyramid by joining each point of the regular
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Salvatore, Paolo; Longoni, Riccardo (2005), "Configuration spaces are not homotopy invariant",
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in 1908. They were the first known examples of 3-manifolds which were not determined by their
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The invariant that gives the homotopy classification of 3-dimensional lens spaces is the
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3-manifold that is a quotient of S³ by ℤ/p actions: (z,w) ↦ (exp(2πi/p)z, exp(2πiq/p)w)
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In the 3-manifold case, a lens space can be visualized as the result of gluing two
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is often defined to be a solid ball with the following identification: first mark
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Another related definition is to view the solid ball as the following solid
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Brody, E. J. (1960), "The topological classification of the lens spaces",
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Ueber die topologischen Invarianten mehrdimensionaler Mannigfaltigkeiten
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There is a complete classification of three-dimensional lens spaces, by
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equally spaced points on the equator of the solid ball, denote them
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The homeomorphism classification is more subtle, and is given by
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This can be generalized to higher dimensions as follows: Let
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Alternative definitions of three-dimensional lens spaces
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topological space
mathematics
3-manifolds
solid tori
homeomorphism
3-sphere
Heinrich Tietze
homology
fundamental group
J. W. Alexander
geometric topology
algebraic topology
fundamental group
Reidemeister torsion
coprime
quotient space
locally symmetric spaces
bipyramid
polygon
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