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تسجيل مستخدم جديدA free action of a finite group on 3-sphere equivalent to a linear action
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Ming Yang
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In this paper, by use of techniques associated to Cobordism theory and Morse theory, we give a proof of Space-Form-Conjecture, i.e. a free action of a finite group on 3-manifold is equivalent to a linear action.
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