The Shape of Ezard's Universe

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“The idea is to show that, under the Ricci flow, positive curvature tends to spread outwards until, at infinite time, the manifold will achieve constant curvature. Now, let us consider a generalisation of this - the form 'f' is a nice smooth function. The flow will develop singularities in finite time, but using a local version of the Gromov compactness theorem, I've been able to get a model of all possible singularities.”
- Stephen Ezard, The Last Enemy.

Geometry was my best math, but physics was my worst science, so I guess I'll need a couple of light years to catch up with this. And Benedict.