Intrinsic norm conjecture for the maximal Dirac trace space

Let MM be a manifold with boundary Σ \Sigma, let DD be the Dirac operator, and let DmaxD_{\rm max} denote its maximal extension. Write RR for the trace map, and let Rˇ\check{R} be the trace space R(domDmax)R(\operatorname{dom} D_{\rm max}) equipped with its Rˇ\check{R}-norm. Let Hˇ\check{H} be the space defined in with its Hˇ\check{H}-norm.

Intrinsic norm conjecture. The Rˇ\check{R}-norm on R(domDmax)R(\operatorname{dom} D_{\rm \max}) is equivalent to the Hˇ\check{H}-norm. Moreover,

Hˇ=R(domDmax)\check{H}=R(\operatorname{dom} D_{\rm \max})

as vector spaces.

This conjecture proposes an intrinsic description of the maximal trace space, beyond the equivalent norm obtained using a boundary-neighbourhood trivialization. The source provides no resolution status.

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Nadine Große and Roger Nakad, “Boundary value problems for noncompact boundaries of Spin^c manifolds and spectral estimates”, arXiv:1207.4568 (2014).

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