The relative Mishchenko–Fomenko higher index and almost flat bundles. I. The relative Mishchenko–Fomenko index

Kubota, Yosuke

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“…)) is injective. We mention that Y. Kubota also proved the above maximal strong relative Novikov conjecture under slightly stronger assumptions [15]. We thank Y. Kubota for bringing this to our attention.…”

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$K$-theory of relative group $C^*$-algebras and the relative Novikov conjecture

Deng¹,

Tian²,

Xie³

et al. 2021

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The relative Novikov conjecture states that the relative higher signatures of manifolds with boundary are invariant under orientation-preserving homotopy equivalences of pairs. In this paper, we study the relative Baum-Connes assembly map for any pair of groups and apply it to solve the relative Novikov conjecture when the groups satisfy certain geometric conditions. Contents 1. Introduction 2. The relative Novikov conjecture 2.1. Roe algebras and localization algebras 2.2. Rips complex 2.3. Relative Roe algebras and relative localization algebras 3. Relative Baum-Connes conjecture 3.1. Relative reduced assembly map 3.2. Relative Baum-Connes conjecture for hyperbolic groups 4. A relative Bott Periodicity 4.1. C * -algebras associated with Hilbert spaces 4.2. C * -algebra with group actions 5. The proofs of the main results 5.1. The maximal strong relative Novikov conjecture 5.2. The reduced strong relative Novikov conjecture 6. Applications to the relative Novikov conjecture References

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$K$-theory of relative group $C^*$-algebras and the relative Novikov conjecture

Deng¹,

Tian²,

Xie³

et al. 2021

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“…However, they could not show in full generality that their relative index map coincides with that of Chang, Weinberger and Yu. In [19], Kubota gave a definition of the relative index map as a relative Mischenko-Fomenko index pairing and showed that it coincides with both that of Chang, Weinberger and Yu and Deeley and Goffeng. Using his work, one can show that the main theorem of Chapter 2 is actually equivalent to the result of Deeley and Goffeng mentioned above.…”

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“…Indeed, in [4] it is not even proved in general that the constructions coincide with the ones of [2]. Yet another approach to relative index theory and the results of [2] is given by Kubota in [19]. There, the new concepts of relative Mishchenko bundles and Mishchenko-Fomenko index theory are introduced, and heavy use is made of the machinery of KKtheory.…”

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“…There, the new concepts of relative Mishchenko bundles and Mishchenko-Fomenko index theory are introduced, and heavy use is made of the machinery of KKtheory. In [19], a careful identification of the different approaches is carried out.…”

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“…In the cocompact case, there is another way for geometric constructions: one works with the compact space, and with the infinite dimensional Mishchenko bundle. Here, one has the choice to use arbitrary group algebra completions, including the maximal one, which is used in [4] and [19].…”

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Index Theory and Positive Scalar Curvature

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The aim of this dissertation is to use relative higher index theory to study questions of existence and classification of positive scalar curvature metrics on manifolds with boundary. First we prove a theorem relating the higher index of a manifold with boundary endowed with a Riemannian metric which is collared at the boundary and has positive scalar curvature there, to the relative higher index as defined by Chang, Weinberger and Yu. Next, we define relative higher rho-invariants associated to positive scalar curvature metrics on manifolds with boundary, which are collared at boundary. In order to do this, we define variants of Roe and localisation algebras for spaces with cylindrical ends and use this to obtain an analogue of the Higson-Roe analytic surgery sequence for manifolds with boundary. This is followed by a comparison of our definition of the relative index with that of Chang, Weinberger and Yu. The higher rho-invariants can be used to classify positive scalar curvature metrics up to concordance and bordism. In order to show the effectiveness of the machinery developed here, we use it to give a simple proof of the aforementioned statement regarding the relationship of indices defined in the presence of positive scalar curvature at the boundary and the relative higher index. We also devote a few sections to address technical issues regarding maximal Roe and structure algebras and a maximal version of Paschke duality, whose solutions was lacking in the literature. I thank also my second advisor Ralf Meyer, whom I bothered many times with problems and who patiently and generously answered my questions.I will not lose this opportunity to thank Victor Pidstrygach, whose many lectures and seminars made me more enthusiastic about mathematics. I will also not forget the discussions about life and mathematics in his tea seminars. His lectures in my first semester were one of my main reasons to change to mathematics.My thanks go also to Simone Cecchini, Thorsten Hertl, Christoff Krüger and Vito Felice Zenobi for many memorable mathematical and nonmathematical discussions. Vito's comment on an earlier draft of Chapter 3 improved the presentation of that chapter.The burden of writing this dissertation would not be tolerable without the help of my parents, my brothers Behzad, Hadi and Mehdi and my dear friends Esther Klingenberg, Hanna Kaldenbach and Pablo Schmelzer, who also had to deal with me in my less agreeable moments and with whom I shared (and continue to share) many hilarious moments.Roughly speaking, an operator is called a finite propagation operator if it does not move the support of sections too much. An operator is called locally compact, if after cutting it down to compact regions one obtains compact operators. If the Γ-action on X is cocompact one has the followingSetting X to be the universal cover of a compact spin manifold, we thus obtain the right hand side of the index map using the language of coarse geometry. Now we discuss how to find a model for K-homology using Roe algebras.Definition 1.0...

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Codimension 2 transfer of higher index invariants

Kubota

2023

Math. Ann.

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The relative Mishchenko–Fomenko higher index and almost flat bundles. I. The relative Mishchenko–Fomenko index

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$K$-theory of relative group $C^*$-algebras and the relative Novikov conjecture

$K$-theory of relative group $C^*$-algebras and the relative Novikov conjecture

Index Theory and Positive Scalar Curvature

Codimension 2 transfer of higher index invariants

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