Non-bounding Milnor manifolds are not bordant to Dold manifolds

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Let H(m,n)H(m,n) denote a Milnor manifold and P(r,s)P(r,s) a Dold manifold. The Milnor manifold H(m,n)H(m,n) is non-bounding if it does not bound, and it is among those not considered in Propositions 1–5 of the source. Non-bounding Milnor manifold conjecture. The non-bounding Milnor manifolds not considered in Propositions 1–5 are not bordant to Dold manifolds. This conjecture concerns the remaining cases after the paper's preceding propositions; the authors state that it is suggested by known bounding criteria and computer calculations, but provide no proof or resolution.

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Ashish Kumar Das, “Bordism between Dold and Milnor Manifolds”, arXiv:math/0503173 (2005).

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