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Scope of the finite Milnor-sphere calculation

Scope of the finite calculation

The local construction and invariant calculation establish the explicit exotic sphere M2,−1 and the formula λ(Mh,j)=(h−j)2−1(mod7) for h+j=1, under the choice assumptions of The Milnor sphere M2,−1 is homeomorphic but not diffeomorphic to S7. Substituting (h,j)=(1,0) gives λ(M1,0)=12−1=0, while (h,j)=(2,−1) gives λ(M2,−1)=32−1=8≡1(mod7). The invariant is preserved by orientation-preserving diffeomorphisms and negated by orientation reversal (The Milnor lambda invariant is well defined modulo seven). Since neither 1 nor −1 equals 0 modulo seven, these two manifolds cannot be diffeomorphic in either orientation.

These are constructions and obstruction calculations for specified manifolds. This remark asserts no classification of all smooth homotopy seven-spheres, no group order, and no exhaustion of diffeomorphism types by this family. Such conclusions require additional proofs beyond the displayed local calculations.

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