Transfer index conjecture for differential algebraic K-theory
Transfer index conjecture for differential algebraic K-theory
Let be a proper submersion between manifolds, let be a bundle of -modules with geometry , let be a Riemannian structure on , and let be the fibrewise Hodge-theoretic geometry on . Write for the differential algebraic -theory cycle map, for the differential Becker--Gottlieb transfer, and for the map from differential forms to differential cohomology. Then the transfer index conjecture (TIC).
in . This is the differential refinement of the index identity comparing the sheaf-theoretic push-forward with the Becker--Gottlieb transfer; the correction term is given by the higher analytic torsion form. The underlying equality in algebraic -theory follows from the Dwyer--Weiss--Williams index theorem, while the regulator image is governed by the Bismut--Lott index theorem; the differential refinement is the conjectural assertion.
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Transfer index conjecture for differential algebraic K-theory
Let be a proper submersion with Riemannian structure, and let be a locally constant sheaf of finitely generated -modules with geometry. The topological index is the differential transfer of its cycle class, and the analytic index is the alternating sum of the cycle classes of the higher direct images, equipped with their Hodge-theoretic geometries, together with the Bismut–Lott higher-torsion correction. These define maps of -sets
Transfer index conjecture. The two maps of -sets are equal:
The equality is known after applying the curvature map and the underlying algebraic -theory map, by the Bismut–Lott and Dwyer–Weiss–Williams index theorems respectively. The conjecture asserts equality in differential algebraic -theory itself, with the remaining difference factoring through a natural transformation valued in the appropriate quotient of ; its vanishing is open in the source.
source: Ulrich Bunke and David Gepner, “Differential function spectra, the differential Becker-Gottlieb transfer, and applications to differential algebraic K-theory”, arXiv:1306.0247 (2016).
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Ulrich Bunke and Georg Tamme, “Regulators and cycle maps in higher-dimensional differential algebraic K-theory”, arXiv:1209.6451 (2015).
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