The core-resolution conjecture for positively curved G-manifolds

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Let MM be a positively curved GG-manifold with principal isotropy group H{1}H\ne\{1\}. Write r ⁣M{}^r\!M for the core resolution of MM. Core-resolution conjecture. Either

M=G/H,M=G/H,

or

r ⁣MM.{}^r\!M\ne M.

In particular, MM has singular GG-orbits. The conjecture concerns the rigidity of positively curved GG-manifolds with nontrivial principal isotropy: apart from the homogeneous case, the core resolution should be nontrivial, forcing the existence of singular orbits.

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Primary source

Karsten Grove and Catherine Searle, “Global G-Manifold reductions and resolutions”, arXiv:1207.4423 (2012).

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