
Comment: The paper "Pinched Smooth Hyperbolization" [arXiv:1110.6374] has been divided in parts. "Deforming an \epsilon-Close to Hyperbolic Metric to a Hyperbolic Metric" is one of the parts
We define and study "hyperbolic forcing".
Mathematics - Differential Geometry
Mathematics - Differential Geometry
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