most citedSpaces with vanishing $l\sp 2$-homology and their fundamental groups (after Farber and Weinberger)

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Spaces with vanishing $l\sp 2$-homology and their fundamental groups (after Farber and Weinberger)

Nigel Higson, John Roe, Thomas Schick

The "zero in the spectrum conjecture" asserted (in its strongest form) that for any manifold M zero should be in the l2-spectrum of the Laplacian (on forms) of the universal coveri…