The one-endedness conjecture for positively Ricci-curved manifolds

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Let (M,g)(M,g) be a complete, noncompact manifold with finitely many ends, each end outside a compact set diffeomorphic to a spherical shell. Assume that MM has everywhere positive Ricci curvature and that its injectivity radius is bounded below. One-endedness conjecture. MM has only one end. The source leaves open whether these curvature and injectivity-radius assumptions force one-endedness.

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D. Holcman and C. Pugh, “The Boundary between Compact and Noncompact Complete Riemann Manifolds”, arXiv:math/0501414 (2005).

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