Are there examples of manifolds of dimension at least $2$ that are connected with disconnected boundary?
Obviously the statement is false in dimension $1$ because you can just use the compact interval $[0,1]$.
Are there examples of manifolds of dimension at least $2$ that are connected with disconnected boundary?
Obviously the statement is false in dimension $1$ because you can just use the compact interval $[0,1]$.
You can turn your $1$-dimensional counterexample into a counterexample in any dimension. Just take a product of any compact manifold without boundary with $[0,1]$ (think cylinders).