On the metastable Mabillard-Wagner conjecture
Abstract
The purpose of this note is to attract attention to the following conjecture (metastable r-fold Whitney trick) by clarifying its status as not having a complete proof, in the sense described in the paper. Assume that D=D1… Dr is disjoint union of r disks of dimension s, f:D Bd a proper PL map such that f∂ D1… f∂ Dr=, rd (r+1)s+3 and d s+3. If the map fr:∂(D1×…× Dr) (Bd)r-\(x,x,…,x)∈(Bd)r\ |\ x∈ Bd\ extends to D1×…× Dr, then there is a PL map f:D Bd such that f=f Dr∂ D fD1… fDr=.
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