New differential operator and non-collapsed spaces
arXiv:1905.00123 · doi:10.2140/gt.2020.24.2127
Abstract
We show characterizations of non-collapsed compact spaces, which in particular confirm a conjecture of De Philippis-Gigli on the implication from the weakly non-collapsed condition to the non-collapsed one in the compact case. The key idea is to give the explicit formula of the Laplacian associated to the pull-back Riemannian metric by embedding in via the heat kernel. This seems the first application of geometric flow to the study of RCD spaces.
arXiv comment18 pages. To appear in Geometry & Topology
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