Smoothly embedding Seifert fibered spaces in

Using an obstruction based on Donaldson’s theorem, we derive strong restrictions on when a Seifert fibered space Y = F ( e ; p 1 q 1 , … , p k q k ) Y = F(e; \frac {p_1}{q_1}, \ldots , \frac {p_k}{q_k}) over an orientable base surface F F can smoothly embed in S 4 S^4 . This allows us to classify pr...

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