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Theorem 3.2 . [02B7]

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Theorem 3.2.

Let pp be a point in a space X∞X_{\infty} which is a Gromov-Hausdorff limit of manifolds in 𝒦⁡(n,c,V){\mathcal{K}}(n,c,V). There are real numbers b⁡(p),r⁡(p)>0b(p),r(p)>0 and an integer k⁡(p)k(p) with the following effect. Suppose XiX_{i} in 𝒦⁡(n,C,V){\mathcal{K}}(n,C,V) has Gromov-Hausdorff limit X∞X_{\infty}. Then there is some k≤k⁡(p)k\leq k(p) such that for sufficiently large ii, if xx is a point in XiX_{i} with d⁡(x,p)≤r⁡(p)d(x,p)\leq r(p) then ρk,X​(x)≥b⁡(p)\rho_{k,X}(x)\geq b(p).

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