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We investigate the topological regularity and stability of noncollapsed Ricci limit spaces (Mᵢⁿ, gᵢ, pᵢ) (Xⁿ, d). We confirm a conjecture proposed by Colding and Naber in dimension n=4, showing that the cross-sections of tangent cones at a given point x X⁴ are all homeomorphic to a fixed spherical space form S³/ₓ, and ₓ is trivial away from a 0-dimensional set. In dimensions n>4, we show an analogous statement at points where all tangent cones are (n-4) -symmetric. Furthermore, we prove that (n-3) -symmetric noncollapsed Ricci limits are topological manifolds, thus confirming a particular case of a conjecture due to Cheeger, Colding, and Tian. Our analysis relies on two key results, whose importance goes beyond their applications in the study of cross-sections of noncollapsed Ricci limit spaces: (i) A new manifold recognition theorem for noncollapsed RCD (-2, 3) spaces. (ii) A cone rigidity result ruling out noncollapsed Ricci limit spaces of the form R^n-3 C (RP²).
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Elia Brué
Bocconi University
Alessandro Pigati
University of Padua
Daniele Semola
University of Vienna
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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6b5e9b6db643587636891 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2405.03839
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