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Every closed topological three-manifold admits a smooth structure compatible with its topology.
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The authors report Lean proofs of the smooth theorem and Moise smoothing, yielding the topological theorem. Their release v0.1.3 report names commit 7a48598d35109aa99d1cc678e2724c213cdf4ff3 and audits the endpoint closures for the three standard Lean axioms, without sorryAx or project axioms.
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Ziyang Qin · Yuan Liao · Ayush Khaitan · Bennett Chow · Preprint · Publication date Sep 27, 2026
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Source revision: arxiv-2609.33842v1. Observed Oct 12, 2026.
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Milnor distinguishes topological from smooth classification and explains why the distinctions disappear in dimension three. A homology sphere alone does not satisfy the Poincaré hypothesis.
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John Milnor · Published
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Source revision: clay-description-observed-2026-10-12. Observed Oct 12, 2026.
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