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interpretation of Poincare’s
conjecture
(proved by G. Perelman)
Vasil Penchev
Poincaré’s conjecture
From a “3-sphere” to a “4-ball”
One can mean not only a “3-sphere” in
4-Euclidean space, but the “internality”
furthermore: a “4-ball” bounded by the 3-sphere
The 4-ball is more relevant for the intended
physical interpretation by Einstein’s special
relativity and Minkowski space as its
mathematical model
More about the generalization
If one “unfolds” a 4-ball in 3 dimensions,
the 3-sphere would be “unfolded” in 2 dimensions
The 2-dimensional boundary of the 3-dimensional
unfolding of the 4-ball would be the 3-sphere
unfolded
Further, we mean the generalization as to the
space-time physical interpretation
Our space as a “4-ball”, topologically
The generalization would state that any
4-dimensional ball (or “3-sphere”) is equivalent to
3-dimensional Euclidean space topologically:
Though Euclidean space is open “by itself”, as if
it can be “closed” in an additional, fourth
dimension at least in a topological sense is what
the generalized conjecture supposes
What the generalization means