Internat. J. Math. & Math. Sci.
VOL. 21 NO. 4 (1998) 815-818
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RESEARCHNOTES
CODIMENSlON2
FIBRATORS THAT ARE CLOSED UNDER FINITE PRODUCT
YOUNG HO IM
Department
of Mathematics PusanNationalUniversityPusan609-735,KOREA MEEKWANGKANG
Department
ofMathematics DongeuiUniversity Pusan614-714,KOREAKI MUNWOO
Department
of Mathematics PusanNationalUniversityPusan609-735,KOREA
(ReceivedMarch 14, 1996 andinrevised formJune 5,
1996)
ABSTRACT. Inthispaper, weshow that if
N
is aclosedmanifold withhyperhopfian fundamental group,7r,(N)
0 for 1< _<
n and S is asimply connected manifold, then N S satisfies the propertythat allproper, surjectivemapsfromanorientable(n +
2)-manifold Mto a2-manifoldBfor which eachp-1 (b)
ishomotopy equivalenttoN x S"necessarilyareapproximate fibrations.KEY WORDS ANDPHRASES: Approximate fibration, Hopfiangroup, hyperhopfian group, Hopfian manifold.
1991AMS SUBJECTCLASSICATION CODES: 57N15;55R65.
1. INTRODUCTION
In thestudy ofproper mapsbetween manifolds, the concepts of approximatefibrationsplay very important roles becauseithasniceanduseful properties justas Hurewicz fibrations. Asageneralizatio, ofHurewiczfibrations and cell-likemaps,the concept ofanapproximatefibration isinitiallyintroduced by CoramandDuvall
[I ].
A
propermapp"M
---,B
betweenlocallycompactANR’siscalleda
approximatefibranon
ifithas the followingapproximatehomotopy lifting property for allspaces: givenanopencovereof
B,
an arbitraryspaceX,
andtwomapsg X---,M
andXxI--,b such thatpog F0, there exists amap G XxI Msuch thatGo
gandpoGise-closetoF.Ifa proper map
p:M B
is an approximate fibration, then the point inverses are homotopy equivalenttoeachother. Naturally,the question arises astounder whatconditionsthe converse ofthis fact holds.Many
peoplehave been interestedin asetting which forces anyproper mapdefinedon an arbitrary manifold ofaspecifieddimension tobeanapproximatefibrationmerelyduetothefact thatall point preimages are copies of some closed manifoldN. Inthispaper,wemainlyconcentrate on such a closed n-manifold when thedimensionofM
isparticularlyn+
2.Weassume allspacesarelocallycompact,metrizableANR’s,andall manifolds are finitedimensional, orientable, connected and boundaryless.
A
manifoldM
is said tobe closedifM
iscompact, connected andboundaryless.A
closed n-manifoldN
is calleda codimension2fibrator
if, wheneverpM B
is aproper mapfromanarbitrary(n + 2)-manifold M
to a2-manifoldB
such that eachpoint preimage homotopy equivalenttoN,
pM
---,B
is anapproximate fibration.Thedegree ofamap
R
N---,N,
whereNis aclosed manifold,isthe nonnegative integerdsuch thattheinducedendomorphism ofH, (N; Z) Z
amountstomultiplicationbyd, uptosign Notethat816 Y.H.IM,M.K. KANO AND K.M. WOO
adegree one map/i"N-,Ninduceshomology isomorphisms
R. Hz(N)
-,Hi(N)
for all integers_>
0. Thecontinmty setCofp"M
--,B
consists of those pointsc EB
suchthat,underanyretraction /ip-lU
-,p-lc
defined over aneighborhood UCB
of c, chasanother neighborhoodV
C Usch
that
RIp-b p-lb
--,p-lc
isadegreeonemapfor allb EV.
The continuitysetCisthemaximalopen subset ofB
overwhichthe nth cohomology sheaf of themap p islocally constant. In [2], several characterizationsforanapproximate fibration were described. Asamatteroffact, theessential point whether or not a proper map is an approximate fibration depends on the fact that any retraction /i"p-U
--,p-lb
restricts tohomotopyequivalencesp-lc
--,p-b
for all c sufficiently closeto b[2].
Thefollowingtermsefficientlyaid to convertahomologyequivalence intoahomotopyequivalence.
A closed manifold N is called Hopfian ifevery degree one map N N which induces a aulomorphismis ahomotopy equivalence. A group
H
isHopfianifeveryepimorphismH
His necessarilyanisomorphism,while afinitelypresented groupH
ishyperhopfianifevery endomorphismH
---+H
with(H)
normal andH/(H)
cyclicisan automorphism. Ahyperhopfiangroupimplies aHopfianonebut the converse doesnothold.Daverman
([3],[4])
hasshown that each ofasimplyconnected closed manifold and anaspherical closedmanifold withhyperhopfian fundamentalgroupis acodimension2 fibrator. Theproblemwhether the classof codimension2 fibrators isclosed underfiniteproductis notyet settled. Aparticular class of allclosed surfaceswithnegative Eulercharacteristics isclosed,which is claimedby Im([5]).
Alsowe extended thisresultto the extentthat any productofann-sphereS"(r > 1)
and a finiteproduct closed surfacesof genusatleast2 isacodimension 2fibrator([6]).
The purpose ofthis paper is to extend the above results so that any finite product ofa simply connected closed manifold S" and a closed manifold N with hyperhopfian fundamentalgroup and r,
(N)
0forI< _<
ris a codimension2 fibrator.2. PRELIMINARIES
The investigation about codimension 2 fibrators comparedwith other codimensions is easierto
approachduetothefollowingresult.
LEMMA
2.1[6].
IfG
isanuppersemicontinuousdecompositionofan( +
2)-manifoldM
into closed n-manifolds, then thedecomposition spaceB( M/G)
isa2-manifoldandD B\C
islocally finiteinB,
whereCrepresents the continuitysetof the decompositionmapp"M--,B
Becauseofthelocalfinitenessof
D,
we canlocalizetheproblemtothatof anopendiskB,
proved that p is an approximate fibration over the continuity setC,
so that p"M,
B is an approximate fibrationoverB
bfor someb B. Insuch a case, the homotopyexactsequenceforp overB\b
can be reducedto ashortexactsequenceasfollows:0
7r2(B b)
--,7rl(p-1 (c))
--,7rl(M p-i(b))
--,I(B b) _ Z
--,0,wherec is any point of
B\b. Hence,
ifeach preimage ofphas the samehomotopy typeasN, me
hyperhopfianproperty of
r (N)
makes the continuitysetCthewholesetB. And so, the hyperhopfian property is very valuable on discussingcodimension2fibrators.Westatethe established results aboutcodimension 2 fibrators.
THEOREM 2.2
[4].
All closed, Hopfian manifoldswith hyperhopfian fundamental group is a codimension 2 fibrator.THEOREM2.3
[3]. Every
simply connected closed manifoldisa codimension2 fibrator.Theideaof theproofis toshow thatthecontinuitysetof the decompositionmapp
M
"+2M/G
istheentire set
M/G.
A closed surface with negative Euler characteristic has a hyperhopfian fundamental group [4]
Therefore, from Theorem2.2and 2.3, the following corollary follows
CODIIVNSION2FIBRATORSTHATARECLOSEDUNDERFINITE PRODUCT 817
COROLLARY2.4. Everyclosed surface
F
with nonzeroEuler characteristic is a codimension 2 fibrator.THEOREM2.5
[5]. Any
finiteproduct N-F1
xF2
x-..xF,,
of closed surfacesF, (i
1,-.., ofgenusatleast2 is a codimension2fibrator.Sinceann-sphereSr‘isasimply connected closed manifold,eachofthefimdamentalgroupand the firsthomology group ofSr‘
F1
x xF,,,
isisomorphictoeach of those ofF
x xF.
Takingadvantageof the methodintheproof of Theorem2.5andthefact thatSr‘ x
F
xF,,
is aHopfianmanifold,wecan obtainthenextconsequence.
THEOREM 2.6. Afinite product N S" x
F
xFt,
of n-sphereS"(n > 1)
andclosed orientablesurfacesFi (i
1,-.-,m)
withnegative Eulercharacteristics is a codimension 2fibrator.3. MAIN RESULTS
PROPOSITION 3.1. Let S be a simply connected closed n-manifold and N be aclosed manifold with
r,(N)
--0 for 1< <
n. IfR"
S N--,S xN is a degree one map, thenso is proR
PROOF. Assumeo SS,
wherethatprR
SxSNxN SisSthe first projection andxNis adegreeonemap.SBy-
StakingxNa universalisaninclusioncovetingmap.space
(, 0)
ofN, (S
x,
idx0)is
auniversalcoveringspace ofS xN.Let
"
S--,Sx be a continuousmapfor which(id
xO)o
and Sx’
Sx beacontinuousmap such that
R
o(id
x0) (id
x0)o
by thelitingproperty. Considerthe following commutativediagramwhere q isthe projection fromS
.g omo
S. Because ofr,(N)
0for 1< <
n, we obtain that r,()
0 for 1< <
n, and thenHi (/’)
0for 1< <
n. Accordingtothe KtinnethTheorem,H,., (S
x) H,,(S)
andH,.,(S
xN)
isisomorphictothedirect sumof,"=oH,.,_,(S)
(R)H,(N)
and,"$0H,,_,_(S). Hi(N).
Then it easily checked that i.oq.(id
x0).
as homomorphisms fromH,,(S
xN)
toitself, and by the diagram chasing,tL(H,(S))
CH,(S)
holds whenwe restrict/L toH.(S) c H.(S
xN).
Rewrite
Mr,(S
xN)
in a form {torsion-free} {torsion}. Since is an isomorphism, the restrictionof/L to{torsion-free}
ofH,.,(S
xN)
is an isomorphism and induces aninvertible kxk matrixof the following formK** K2 .Kit:
.K21 .K22 K2k
K K:
K,kHere
Kll
is the matrixcorrespondingtothemap/LIH,(S)H,(S) H,(S)
andKi
is the matrix inducedbythehomomorphism from thei-thdirectsummandtothe j-thdirectsummand oftorsion-free partofH.(S
xN).
Since
R.(Hr‘(S)) c H(S),
therestrictionPl{torsion-free}
ofP
doesn sendfirstfactorH(S)
toany direct summand except itself and thusKljiszerofor eachj 2,...,k.
Hence,
the isomorphism/L[{torsion-free}
inducesdeCK 4-1 anddetK +
1, so that proR
oiis adegreeonemap.COROLLARY3.2. Let
S
beasimply connected closed n-manifold andNbeaclosed aspherical m-manifold. If R: SxN--,SxN is a degree one map, then so is proR
o S---,S,
where pr S N-,Sis the firstprojectionand S--,SxNis an inclusionmap.818 Y.H.IM,lIK.KANGANDK.M.WOO
COROLLARY3.3. Let S bea simply connectedclosed r=manifoldand
N
bea finiteproductof closed orientable surfaces with nonpositive Euler characteristics. Then for every degree one mapR"
SPROOF.xN-
S’Every
xN,
closedproR
orientableoi"S -.surface exceptSis adegreeone2-spheremap. isaspherical andtheir finiteproductis a closed asphericalmanifold.REMARK. Inthe above corollary, adegreeone map
R"
$1 x $2 $1 x $2 on aproductof closed simply connected manifoldsS
and $2 cannotguarantee that thedegreeof the restrictionR[S
is one, so that the condition nonpositive Eulercharacteristic cannotbe omitted.The following theoremisthemainresultin this section.
THEOREM3.4. LetS beaclosed simply connected manifold, andNbeaclosed manifoldwith hyperhopfian fundamentalgroupand r,
(N)
0forI< <
r. ThenSxNis acodimension2 fibrator.PROOF. Sincethe fundamental group ofSxNisisomorphictothe hyperhopfiangroup it suffices to show that S N is a Hopfian manifold by means of Theorem 2.2. Assume that /i"SxN--,SxN is a degree one map. Since a degree one map between compact orientable manifoldsof the same dimension inducesaq-epimorphism
([8]), Re
"q(S N)
rl(S
xN)
isan epimorphismandactuallyitisaq-isomorphismbytheHopfianproperty ofrl(N).
Toclaimthat
R
is ahomotopyequivalence, letusconsider/7r,(S
xN)
--,7r,(S
xN)
for>
2.By
Proposition 3.1,thedegree of proR
o S---,Sisone and sopr.o/LoioH, (S)
--,H, (S)
is an isomorphism for each>
1. Since S issimplyconnected, we canapplythe Whitehead theorem and obtain that (proR
oi)#
ri(S)
--, ri(S)
is a 7r,-isomorphism for>
1. Implying the fact that7ri(S
xN) _ 7r,(S)
x7r,(N) _ ri(S)
for each>
n,P 7ri(S
xN)
--,r(S
xN)
isanisomorphism for each>
n. SinceR
has the propertyR _,
we obtainthatR
is ahomotopyequivalence. Therefore, SxNisa Hopfian manifold.COROLLARY
3.5. LetSbeaclosed simply connected manifold, andNbeaclosedasphefical manifold withhyperhopfian fundamental group. ThenSxNisa codimension 2 fibrator.COROLLARY3.6. Let
,
beaclosed simply connected manifold, andF
be aclosed surfacewith nonzero Eulercharacteristic. ThenSxF
isacodimension 2 fibrator.PROOF. If the Euler characteristic of
F
is negative, itsfundamentalgroup
ishyperhopfian [4].Otherwise,
F
is homeomorphic to 2-sphere and then SxF
is simply connected. Hence, it is a codimension2 fibrator.COROLLARY3.7. Let
S
be a closedsimplyconnected manifold, and Nbea finiteproductof closedsurfaceswithnonzero Euler characteristic. Then’
xNis acodimension2fibrator.PROOF. If a closed surface
F
hasapositive Euler characteristic, thenF
isa2-sphere. Therefore, wecanrewrite’
xNasS"
xN’,
whereS’
issimply connected andN’
isa"productof closed surfaces with negative Euler characteristic. SinceN’
is a closed asphefical manifold with hyperhopfian fundamental group[4], SxNis a codimension 2fibrator.ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Thepresentstudies weresupportedbythe BasicScience ResearchInstitute
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