Agreement of pseudoétale and elementary finite-to-one topologies on diffuse manifolds

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Let M\mathcal{M} be the subcategory of CnC^n-manifolds, where nNn\in\mathbb{N} or n=n=\infty, consisting of all manifolds but only diffuse CnC^n-functions. Let the elementary finite-to-one topology be the topology generated by finite discrete local subsets. The topology-agreement conjecture. The pseudoétale and elementary finite-to-one topologies on M\mathcal{M} agree.

The elementary finite-to-one topology is the topology commonly used in the real case, while the source gives no proof of its agreement with the derived pseudoétale topology in this setting.

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Paul Feit, “Existence of Orbifolds IV: Examples”, arXiv:math/9503217 (1995).

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