Notes on several errata in "The E8-boundings on homology spheres and negative sphere classes in E(1)".
- P.165. Theorem 1.6
The proof of this theorem (examples in Fig 3) is done by computing the Neumann-Siebenmann invariant.
- P.173. L.22
Suppose de≥3, fg≥4.
If d≥2 then
X≥3/2-2/3-6/(11d)-8/(15f)≥3/110>1/462.
If d=1, and f≥2 then
X≥ 5/6-6/11-4/15>1/462.
If d=1 and f=1 then
X=-(16eg+8g+8e-5)/(6(4g-1)(4e-1))≤-(192+24+24-5)/(6(4g-1)(6e-1))<0.
Therefore this case does not hold.
- P174. L.13
The computations of the Neumann-Siebenmann invariant imply ds≤n due to Theorem 2.1 (15).
- P.179.Fig.15
In the diagram of N1 one -1-framed 2-handle (a meridian of a dotted 1-handle) is missing.
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