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Poincaré conjecture
For compact 2-dimensional surfaces without boundary, if every loop can be continuously tightened to a point, then the surface is topologically homeomorphic to a 2-sphere (usually just called a sphere). The Poincaré conjecture, proved by Grigori Perelman, asserts that the same is true for 3-dimensional spaces.
TypeTheorem
FieldGeometric topology
StatementEvery simply connected, closed 3-manifold is homeomorphic to the 3-sphere.
Conjectured byHenri Poincaré
Conjectured in1904
First proof byGrigori Perelman
First proof in2006
Implied by
Open problemNo
GeneralizationsGeneralized Poincaré conjecture

Usage

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The Template:Infobox mathematical statement generates a right-hand side infobox, based on the specified parameters. To use this template, copy the following code in your article and fill in as appropriate:

{{Infobox mathematical statement
| name =
| image =
| caption =
| type =
| field =
| statement =
| symbolic statement =
| conjectured by =
| conjecture date =
| first stated by =
| first stated in =
| first proof by =
| first proof date =
| open problem =
| known cases =
| implied by =
| equivalent to =
| generalizations =
| consequences =
}}

Parameters

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All parameters are optional.

name
Name at the top of the infobox; should be the name of the statement, e.g. Strong multiplicity one theorem, Zorn's lemma. Defaults to page name.
image
Image, e.g. xxx.svg.
caption
Caption.
type
The current type of statement, e.g. Theorem, Conjecture, Lemma, Postulate, Axiom.
field
The branch(es) of mathematics to which the statement belong(s), e.g. Number theory, Algebraic geometry and algebraic topology.
statement
The mathematical statement.
symbolic statement
A symbolic version of the mathematical statement when a prose version is already given.
conjectured by
Name of person(s) who first posed the statement.
conjectured date
Date(s) of when the statement was first posed.
first stated by
Name of person(s) who first posed the statement (alternative to using the word "conjectured").
first stated date
Date(s) of when the statement was first posed (alternative to using the word "conjectured").
first proof by
Name of person(s) who first proved the statement.
first proof date
Date(s) of when the statement was first proven.
open problem
Is this an open problem? Typical values are Yes or No, though something more specific could be put here (e.g. Only one example known, etc.)
known cases
The cases for which the statement is known (e.g. For all function fields or For all r > 3).
implied by
Statement(s) that imply the current one.
equivalent to
Statement(s) that both imply and are implied by the current one.
generalizations
Statement(s) that generalize the current one.
consequences
Statement(s) that are implied by the current one.

Template data

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Infobox for a logical statement in mathematics that can either be true or false. Can be used to describe theorems, conjectures, lemmas, postulates, and axioms.

Template parameters

This template prefers block formatting of parameters.

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
Title styletitlestyle

Inline CSS to style the title parameter.

Stringoptional
Namename

Name of the mathematical statement that appears at the top of the infobox.

Auto value
{{PAGENAMEBASE}}
Page namesuggested
Imageimage

Image representing the mathematical statement.

Filesuggested
Image sizeimage_size imagesize

How large the image should be.

Stringsuggested
Alternative textalt

Alternative text describing an image, which is spoken out loud by screen reader devices

Stringsuggested
Captioncaption

Descriptive text that appears below the image.

Unknownsuggested
Typetype

Type of mathematical statement

Suggested values
[[Theorem]] [[Conjecture]] [[Lemma]] [[Postulate]] [[Axiom]]
Contentsuggested
Fieldfield

One or more branch that the mathematical statement falls under

Example
Convex geometry, algebraic topology
Unknownsuggested
Statementstatement

The mathematical statement.

Contentsuggested
Symbolic statementsymbolic statement

A symbolic version of the mathematical statement when a prose version is already given.

Contentsuggested
Conjectured byconjectured by

Name of person(s) who first posed the statement.

Contentsuggested
Conjectured inconjecture date

Date(s) of when the statement was first posed.

Contentsuggested
First stated byfirst stated by

Name of person(s) who first posed the statement (alternative to using the word "conjectured").

Contentsuggested
First stated infirst stated date

Date(s) of when the statement was first posed (alternative to using the word "conjectured").

Contentsuggested
First proof byfirst proof by

Name of person(s) who first proved the statement.

Contentsuggested
First proof infirst proof date

Date(s) of when the statement was first proven.

Contentsuggested
Implied byimplied by

Statement(s) that imply the current one.

Contentsuggested
Open problemopen problem

Is this an open problem? Typical values are Yes or No, though something more specific could be put here.

Suggested values
Yes No Only one example known
Example
Only one example known
Stringsuggested
Known casesknown cases

The cases for which the statement is known.

Unknownsuggested
Equivalent toequivalent to

Statement(s) that both imply and are implied by the current one.

Contentsuggested
Generalizationsgeneralizations

Statement(s) that generalize the current one.

Contentsuggested
Consequencesconsequences

Statement(s) that are implied by the current one.

Contentsuggested

See also

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