TL;DR: In this paper, the universal cover of a complete Riemannian manifold with filling radius at least R and volume at least c(n)R^n was shown to contain a unit ball with volume greater than the volume of a unit unit ball in hyperbolic n-space.
Abstract: If (M^n, g) is a complete Riemannian manifold with filling radius at least R, then we prove that it contains a ball of radius R and volume at least c(n)R^n. If (M^n, hyp) is a closed hyperbolic manifold and if g is another metric on M with volume at most c(n)Volume(M,hyp), then we prove that the universal cover of (M,g) contains a unit ball with volume greater than the volume of a unit ball in hyperbolic n-space.
TL;DR: In this article, the filling radius with rational coefficients of C P n was computed by studying the Serre spectral sequence of the total space of the unit tangent bundle viewed as a principal SO(3)-bundle on the Grassmannian of 2-planes in C p n.
TL;DR: In this article, the theory of currents in metric spaces was adapted to currents with coefficients in Z_p, and the Ekeland principle was used to provide quasi-minimizers of the mass mod(p) in the homology class.
Abstract: We adapt the theory of currents in metric spaces, as developed by the first-mentioned author in collaboration with B. Kirchheim, to currents with coefficients in Z_p. Building on S. Wenger's work in the orientable case, we obtain isoperimetric inequalities mod(p) in Banach spaces and we apply these inequalities to provide a proof of Gromov's filling radius inequality (and therefore also the systolic inequality) which applies to nonorientable manifolds, as well. With this goal in mind, we use the Ekeland principle to provide quasi-minimizers of the mass mod(p) in the homology class, and use the isoperimetric inequality to give lower bounds on the growth of their mass in balls.