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Foliations with all leaves compact

D. B. A. Epstein — 1976

Annales de l'institut Fourier

The notion of the “volume" of a leaf in a foliated space is defined. If L is a compact leaf, then any leaf entering a small neighbourhood of L either has a very large volume, or a volume which is approximatively an integral multiple of the volume of L . If all leaves are compact there are three related objects to study. Firstly the topology of the quotient space obtained by identifying each leaf to a point ; secondly the holonomy of a leaf ; and thirdly whether the leaves have a locally bounded volume....

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