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Book DetailsUniversity Lecture SeriesVolume: 53; 2010; 150 ppMSC: Primary 57; Secondary 35; 53
This book is based on lectures given at Stanford University in 2009. The purpose of the lectures and of the book is to give an introductory overview of how to use Ricci flow and Ricci flow with surgery to establish the Poincaré Conjecture and the more general Geometrization Conjecture for 3-dimensional manifolds. Most of the material is geometric and analytic in nature; a crucial ingredient is understanding singularity development for 3-dimensional Ricci flows and for 3-dimensional Ricci flows with surgery. This understanding is crucial for extending Ricci flows with surgery so that they are defined for all positive time. Once this result is in place, one must study the nature of the time-slices as the time goes to infinity in order to deduce the topological consequences.
The goal of the authors is to present the major geometric and analytic results and themes of the subject without weighing down the presentation with too many details. This book can be read as an introduction to more complete treatments of the same material.
ReadershipGraduate students and research mathematicians interested in differential equations and topology.
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Table of Contents
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Part 1. Overview
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Lecture 1
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Lecture 2
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Lecture 3
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Lecture 4
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Lecture 5
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Summary of Part 1
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Part 2. Non-collapsing results for Ricci flows
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Lecture 6
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Lecture 7
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Lecture 8
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Lecture 9
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Lecture 10
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Lecture 11
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Lecture 12
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Part 3. $\kappa $-solutions
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Lecture 13
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Lecture 14
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Lecture 15
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Lecture 16
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Lecture 17
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Lecture 18
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Lecture 19
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Part 4. The canonical neighborhood theorem
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Lecture 20
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Lecture 21
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Lecture 22
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Part 5. Ricci flow with surgery
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Lecture 23
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Lecture 24
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Lecture 25
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Lecture 26
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Part 6. Behavior as $t \to \infty $
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Lecture 27
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Lecture 28
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Lecture 29
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Lecture 30
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Lecture 31
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Lecture 32
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Additional Material
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Reviews
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The notes will be useful for readers looking for an overview of the arguments and key ideas, before proceeding to the detailed proofs.
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This book is based on lectures given at Stanford University in 2009. The purpose of the lectures and of the book is to give an introductory overview of how to use Ricci flow and Ricci flow with surgery to establish the Poincaré Conjecture and the more general Geometrization Conjecture for 3-dimensional manifolds. Most of the material is geometric and analytic in nature; a crucial ingredient is understanding singularity development for 3-dimensional Ricci flows and for 3-dimensional Ricci flows with surgery. This understanding is crucial for extending Ricci flows with surgery so that they are defined for all positive time. Once this result is in place, one must study the nature of the time-slices as the time goes to infinity in order to deduce the topological consequences.
The goal of the authors is to present the major geometric and analytic results and themes of the subject without weighing down the presentation with too many details. This book can be read as an introduction to more complete treatments of the same material.
Graduate students and research mathematicians interested in differential equations and topology.
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Part 1. Overview
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Lecture 1
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Lecture 2
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Lecture 3
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Lecture 4
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Lecture 5
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Summary of Part 1
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Part 2. Non-collapsing results for Ricci flows
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Lecture 6
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Lecture 7
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Lecture 8
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Lecture 9
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Lecture 10
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Lecture 11
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Lecture 12
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Part 3. $\kappa $-solutions
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Lecture 13
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Lecture 14
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Lecture 15
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Lecture 16
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Lecture 17
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Lecture 18
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Lecture 19
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Part 4. The canonical neighborhood theorem
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Lecture 20
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Lecture 21
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Lecture 22
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Part 5. Ricci flow with surgery
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Lecture 23
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Lecture 24
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Lecture 25
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Lecture 26
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Part 6. Behavior as $t \to \infty $
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Lecture 27
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Lecture 28
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Lecture 29
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Lecture 30
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Lecture 31
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Lecture 32
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The notes will be useful for readers looking for an overview of the arguments and key ideas, before proceeding to the detailed proofs.
Mathematical Reviews