
TL;DR
This paper classifies strongly minimal $PD_4$-complexes with certain fundamental groups, showing a finite bound on their homotopy types based on algebraic invariants, and applies results to Fox's 2-knot.
Contribution
It establishes a bound on the number of homotopy types of strongly minimal $PD_4$-complexes with specific fundamental groups, linking algebraic invariants to topological classification.
Findings
At most $2^eta$ orbits of $k$-invariants determine strongly minimal complexes.
Homotopy type of $PD_4$-complexes with $PD_2$-group fundamental group is determined by specific invariants.
Fox's 2-knot with metabelian group is classified up to TOP isotopy and reflection.
Abstract
We consider the homotopy types of -complexes with fundamental group such that and has one end. Let and . Our main result is that (modulo two technical conditions on ) there are at most orbits of -invariants determining "strongly minimal" complexes (i.e., those with homotopy intersection pairing trivial). The homotopy type of a -complex with a -group is determined by , , and the -type of . Our result also implies that Fox's 2-knot with metabelian group is determined up to TOP isotopy and reflection by its group.
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