Length-filtration conjecture for complex K-theory of manifolds

Let (Q,q0)(Q,q_0) and (Q,q0)(Q',q'_0) be compact pointed Riemannian manifolds. For each tRt\in\mathbf{R}, let F<tC(Ωq0Q;C)F_{<t}C_*(\Omega_{q_0}Q;\mathbf{C}) denote the subcomplex generated by loops of length less than tt, and similarly for QQ'. Suppose there is a quasi-isomorphism of dg algebras

C(Ωq0Q;C)C(Ωq0Q;C)C_*(\Omega_{q_0}Q;\mathbf{C})\simeq C_*(\Omega_{q'_0}Q';\mathbf{C})

that carries the filtered subcomplex for every tt quasi-isomorphically to the corresponding filtered subcomplex. Length-filtration conjecture. Then

K(Q)K(Q).\mathbf{K}_*(Q)\cong\mathbf{K}_*(Q').

The claim is an explicit string-topology-style proposal relating the exact length filtration on based loop chains to complex KK-theory; the source states that it has no evidence and gives no resolution.

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Primary source

David Treumann, “Complex K-theory of mirror pairs”, arXiv:1909.03018 (2019).

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