Bounded volume class and Cheeger isoperimetric constant for negatively curved manifolds
Abstract
We prove that for manifolds with negative curvature bounded away from 0 of infinite volume and bounded geometry, the bounded fundamental class, defined via integration of the volume form over straight top-dimensional simplices, vanishes if and only if the Cheeger isoperimetric constant is positive. This gives a partial affirmative answer to a conjecture of Kim and Kim. Furthermore, we show that for all manifolds with negative curvature bounded away from 0 of infinite volume, the positivity of the Cheeger constant implies the vanishing of the bounded volume class, solving one direction of the conjecture in full generality.
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