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Register a new userThe classification of linked $3$-manifolds in $6$-space
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Sergey Avvakumov
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Let $M_1$ and $M_2$ be closed connected orientable $3$-manifolds. We classify the sets of smooth and piecewise linear isotopy classes of embeddings $M_1sqcup M_2rightarrow S^6$.
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