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Abstract
We prove an upper bound on the rank of the abelianised revised fundamental group (called"revised first Betti number") of a compact $RCD^{*}(K,N)$ space, in the same spirit of the celebrated Gromov-Gallot upper bound on the first Betti number for a smooth compact Riemannian manifold with Ricci curvature bounded below. When the synthetic lower Ricci bound is close enough to (negative) zero and the aforementioned upper bound on the revised first Betti number is saturated (i.e. equal to the integer part of $N$, denoted by $\lfloor N \rfloor$), then we establish a torus stability result stating that the space is $\lfloor N \rfloor$-rectifiable as a metric measure space, and a finite cover must be mGH-close to an $\lfloor N \rfloor$-dimensional flat torus; moreover, in case $N$ is an integer, we prove that the space itself is bi-H\"older homeomorphic to a flat torus. This second result extends to the class of non-smooth $RCD^{*}(-\delta, N)$ spaces a celebrated torus stability theorem by Colding (later refined by Cheeger-Colding).
我们证明了紧$RCD^{*}(K,N)$空间的阿贝列化修正基本群(称为“修正第一Betti数”)的秩上界,其精神与著名的具有Ricci曲率的光滑紧黎曼流形的第一Betti数的Gromov-Gallot上界相同。当合成下界足够接近于(负)零,且修正后的第一Betti数上的上界饱和(即等于$N$的整数部分,记为$\lfloor N \rfloor$),则我们建立了环面稳定性结果,表明该空间作为度量度量空间是$\lfloor N \rfloor$-可整流的,并且有限覆盖必须mgh -接近$\lfloor N \rfloor$-维平面环面;此外,当$N$是整数时,我们证明了空间本身是平面环面的bi-H\ \ old同胚。第二个结果推广到一类非光滑的$RCD^{*}(-\delta, N)$空间,这是由Colding提出的著名环面稳定性定理(后来由Cheeger-Colding改进)。
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Commentarii Mathematici Helvetici (CMH) was established on the occasion of a meeting of the Swiss Mathematical Society in May 1928. The first volume was published in 1929. The journal soon gained international reputation and is one of the world''s leading mathematical periodicals.
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