2010
DOI: 10.1007/s11005-010-0453-x
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Dirac Induction for Loop Groups

Abstract: Abstract. Using a coset version of the cubic Dirac operators for affine Lie algebras, we give an algebraic construction of the Dirac induction homomorphism for loop group representations. With this, we prove a homogeneous generalization of the Weyl-Kac character formula and show compatibility with Dirac induction for compact Lie groups.

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“…It has now been generalized to infinite-dimensional case and plays an important role in the theory of loop groups: its application in representation theory was first demonstrated in the lecture notes of Wassermann [Was10]. Later Landweber and Posthuma generalize it to different homogeneous settings [Lan01,Pos11]. A family version of the cubic Dirac operator was used by Freed-Hopkins-Teleman [FHT13] to construct the isomorphism between the twisted K-theory and fusion ring of loop groups.…”
Section: Dirac Operators In the Algebraic Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has now been generalized to infinite-dimensional case and plays an important role in the theory of loop groups: its application in representation theory was first demonstrated in the lecture notes of Wassermann [Was10]. Later Landweber and Posthuma generalize it to different homogeneous settings [Lan01,Pos11]. A family version of the cubic Dirac operator was used by Freed-Hopkins-Teleman [FHT13] to construct the isomorphism between the twisted K-theory and fusion ring of loop groups.…”
Section: Dirac Operators In the Algebraic Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Remark 5.7. Landweber [20] and Posthuma [31] generalized the construction of relative cubic Dirac operators to the loop group setting, in which they obtained different generalizations of the Weyl-Kac formula.…”
Section: Let Dmentioning
confidence: 99%