Remarks on the classification of quasitoric manifolds up to equivariant homeomorphism
Michael Wiemeler

TL;DR
This paper provides criteria to determine when two quasitoric manifolds are equivariantly homeomorphic and applies these to classify such manifolds based on their cohomology rings.
Contribution
It introduces three new sufficient criteria for weak equivariant homeomorphism and uses them to classify quasitoric manifolds by their cohomology.
Findings
Three criteria for weak equivariant homeomorphism of quasitoric manifolds
Application of criteria to count homeomorphism types with fixed cohomology
Enhanced understanding of classification of quasitoric manifolds
Abstract
We give three sufficient criteria for two quasitoric manifolds (M,M') to be (weakly) equivariantly homeomorphic. We apply these criteria to count the weakly equivariant homeomorphism types of quasitoric manifolds with a given cohomology ring.
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