# A fibration theorem for collapsing sequences of Alexandrov spaces

## TL;DR

This paper proves that under certain volume and singularity conditions, collapsing sequences of Alexandrov spaces admit a locally trivial fibration structure, extending the understanding of their geometric and topological behavior.

## Contribution

It establishes a fibration theorem for collapsing Alexandrov spaces with weak singularities, linking volume bounds to the fibration structure of the collapsing sequence.

## Key findings

- The map $f_j$ is a locally trivial fibration under specified conditions.
- Properties of the intrinsic metric and fiber volume are characterized.
- Conditions relate volume bounds to the nature of singularities.

## Abstract

Suppose a sequence $M_j$ of Alexandrov spaces collapses to a space $X$ with only weak singularities. Yamaguchi constructed a map $f_j:M_j\to X$ called an almost Lipschitz submersion for large $j$. We prove that if $M_j$ has a uniform positive lower bound for the volumes of spaces of directions, which is sufficiently large compared to the weakness of singularities of $X$, then $f_j$ is a locally trivial fibration. Moreover, we show some properties on the intrinsic metric and the volume of the fibers of $f_j$.