Stolz conjecture for the localized spin bordism group

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Let (L,f,h)(L,f,h) represent an element of Rnspin(BΓ)R^{\textup{spin}}_n(B\Gamma), where LL is an nn-dimensional spin manifold with boundary carrying a positive-scalar-curvature metric hh, together with a map f:L→BΓf:L\to B\Gamma. Let B\mathfrak B be the Bott manifold used in the source, and let Rnspin(BΓ)[B−1]R^{\textup{spin}}_n(B\Gamma)[\mathfrak B^{-1}] be the direct limit of

Rnspin(BΓ)→×BRn+8spin(BΓ)→×BRn+16spin(BΓ)→⋯ .R^{\textup{spin}}_n(B\Gamma)\xrightarrow{\times\mathfrak B}R^{\textup{spin}}_{n+8}(B\Gamma)\xrightarrow{\times\mathfrak B}R^{\textup{spin}}_{n+16}(B\Gamma)\to\cdots.

The associated index map is

θ:Rnspin(BΓ)[B−1]→KOn(Cr∗(Γ;R)),\theta:R^{\textup{spin}}_n(B\Gamma)[\mathfrak B^{-1}]\to KO_n(C^*_r(\Gamma;\mathbb R)),

with (L,f,h)(L,f,h) sent to Ind⁡(DLΓ)\operatorname{Ind}(D_{L_\Gamma}). Stolz conjecture. The index map θ\theta is an isomorphism. This conjecture asserts that the localized spin bordism data with positive scalar curvature is completely detected by the real higher index; its status is not specified in the source.

References

Primary source

Jinmin Wang, Zhizhang Xie and Guoliang Yu, “Approximations of delocalized eta invariants by their finite analogues”, arXiv:2003.03401 (2021).

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