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h-cobordism theorem: a standalone construct

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Topology

a simply connected h-cobordism between manifolds of dimension five or more is a product, so the two ends are diffeomorphic.

In topology, h-cobordism theorem refers to a simply connected h-cobordism between manifolds of dimension five or more is a product, so the two ends are diffeomorphic. This meaning comes from Smale (1962) in American Journal of Mathematics.[1]

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Smale, S. (1962). On the Structure of Manifolds. American Journal of Mathematics, 84(3), 387. https://doi.org/10.2307/2372978

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