2103.06825
THE PRIME SPECTRUM OF SOLENOIDAL MANIFOLDS
Steven Hurder, Olga Lukina
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM
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The paper proves that the asymptotic Steinitz order Πa[P] is a homeomorphism invariant of a solenoidal manifold (Theorem 1.4) via monodromy Cantor actions and return equivalence of actions, identifying Π[P] with a relative Steinitz order and showing the latter is invariant under return equivalence . The model’s solution independently derives the same invariance through a McCord-style zig–zag between cofinal subsequences of the two presentations and a prime-wise valuation argument. Aside from a minor notational/directionality hiccup in the zig–zag identities, the reasoning is sound if one assumes the classical pro-equivalence/zig–zag for inverse limits with finite covering bonding maps (as in McCord 1965), so both are correct but use different proofs.
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\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions
\textbf{Journal Tier:} strong field
\textbf{Justification:}
The work develops and validates robust homeomorphism invariants for solenoidal manifolds through a clean interaction between profinite/Cantor dynamics and classical covering theory. The main invariance theorem (Theorem 1.4) is convincingly established. Minor clarifications would further improve accessibility, but the contribution is solid and impactful for the field.