Realizing homology classes up to cobordism
Mark Grant, Andr\'as Sz\H{u}cs, Tam\'as Terpai

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new concept of realizing homology classes up to cobordism, showing that immersions suffice for this purpose while certain multisingular maps do not.
Contribution
It defines the notion of realization up to cobordism and demonstrates the sufficiency of immersions for this weaker realization.
Findings
Immersions are sufficient for realizing homology classes up to cobordism.
Maps with fixed finite multisingularities remain insufficient for this realization.
The paper clarifies the limitations of multisingular maps in homology class realization.
Abstract
It is known that neither immersions nor maps with a fixed finite set of multisingularities are enough to realize all mod 2 homology classes in manifolds. In this paper we define the notion of realizing a homology class up to cobordism; it is shown that for realization in this weaker sense immersions are sufficient, but maps with a fixed finite set of multisingularities are still insufficient.
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
