Parametrised T-duality trivialisation conjecture for the bulk-boundary correspondence

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Let XX be the parameter space, let H1H_1, H2H_2, and H3H_3 be the twisting components on X×TnX\times \mathbb T^n, and write YH2Y_{H_2} for the principal Tn\mathbb T^n-bundle over XX with Chern class H2H_2, with projection q:YH2Xq:Y_{H_2}\to X and parametrised deformation σ\sigma determined by H1H_1. Choose a subgroup decomposition Tn=Tan1×Tb\mathbb T^n=\mathbb T^{n-1}_a\times\mathbb T_b, let ι:X×Tan1X×Tn\iota:X\times\mathbb T^{n-1}_a\to X\times\mathbb T^n be the inclusion, and let YιH2Y_{\iota^*H_2}, qaq_a, and ισ\iota^*\sigma denote the corresponding restricted data. The bulk-boundary map is the Pimsner–Voiculescu boundary map

:Kj+n(CT(YH2,q(H3))σ)Kj+n1(CT(YιH2,qa(H3))ισ).\partial:K_{j+n}\left({CT}(Y_{H_2},q^*(H_3))_\sigma\right)\longrightarrow K_{j+n-1}\left({CT}(Y_{\iota^*H_2},q_a^*(H_3))_{\iota^*\sigma}\right).

Parametrised T-duality trivialisation conjecture. The diagram

\xymatrix{ K^j(X\times \mathbb T^n,H_1+H_2+H_3) \ar[d]^{\iota^*} \ar[rr]^{\sim}_{T} && K_{j+n}\left({CT}(Y_{H_2},q^*(H_3))_\sigma\right) \ar[d]^\partial \\ K^j(X\times \mathbb T^{n-1},\iota^*H_1+\iota^*H_2+H_3) \ar[rr]^{\sim}_{T_a} && K_{j+n-1}\left({CT}(Y_{\iota^*H_2},q_a^*(H_3))_{\iota^*\sigma}\right) }

commutes, where TaT_a is noncommutative T-duality with respect to Tan1\mathbb T^{n-1}_a and ι\iota^* is the induced restriction map in twisted KK-theory. Thus T-duality trivialises the bulk-boundary correspondence in this parametrised context. This is posed as a general expectation for the construction described; no resolution is supplied in the source.

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Keith Hannabuss, Varghese Mathai and Guo Chuan Thiang, “T-duality trivializes bulk-boundary correspondence: the parametrised case”, arXiv:1510.04785 (2015).

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