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The Homotopy Type of the Space of Diffeomorphisms. II

Dan Burghelea, Richard Lashof

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The result (proved in Part I) that ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial ) \simeq {\Omega ^{n + 1}}({\text {PL}_n}/{O_n})$ is used to compute some new homotopy of ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial {D^n})$. The relation between smooth and PL pseudo-isotopy is explored. Known and new results on the homotopy of ${\text {PL}_n}$ are summarized.

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The result (proved in Part I) that ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial ) \simeq {\Omega ^{n + 1}}({\text {PL}_n}/{O_n})$ is used to compute some new homotopy of ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial {D^n})$. The relation between smooth and PL pseudo-isotopy is explored. Known and new results on the homotopy of ${\text {PL}_n}$ are summarized.

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The result (proved in Part I) that ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial ) \simeq {\Omega ^{n + 1}}({\text {PL}_n}/{O_n})$ is used to compute some new homotopy of ${\operatorname {Diff}}({D^n},\partial {D^n})$. The relation between smooth and PL pseudo-isotopy is explored. Known and new results on the homotopy of ${\text {PL}_n}$ are summarized.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Homotopy, Isotopy, Type (biology), n-connected, Combinatorics, Omega, Space (punctuation)

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