2011
DOI: 10.1007/s10711-011-9604-1
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Torsion in the full orbifold K-theory of abelian symplectic quotients

Abstract: Let (M, ω, ) be a Hamiltonian T -space and let H ⊆ T be a closed Lie subtorus. Under some technical hypotheses on the moment map , we prove that there is no additive torsion in the integral full orbifold K -theory of the orbifold symplectic quotient [M//H ]. Our main technical tool is an extension to the case of moment map level sets the well-known result that components of the moment map of a Hamiltonian T -space M are Morse-Bott functions on M. As first applications, we conclude that a large class of symple… Show more

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“…The ideas developed there motivated this project. In the case when M is the level set for an S-moment map on a Hamiltonian T-space X, our Lemma 4.1 is exactly [GHH,Lemma 2.2]. The remarks in the footnote following the local normal form theorem in [GHH, Section 2] also apply here.…”
Section: The Morse-bott Property and Injectivitymentioning
confidence: 83%
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“…The ideas developed there motivated this project. In the case when M is the level set for an S-moment map on a Hamiltonian T-space X, our Lemma 4.1 is exactly [GHH,Lemma 2.2]. The remarks in the footnote following the local normal form theorem in [GHH, Section 2] also apply here.…”
Section: The Morse-bott Property and Injectivitymentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Remark 4.3. A further discussion of the local normal form for symplectic toric orbifolds may be found in [GHH,Section 2]. The ideas developed there motivated this project.…”
Section: The Morse-bott Property and Injectivitymentioning
confidence: 99%