Equivariant Segal–Stolz–Teichner conjecture

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Let GG be a symmetry group, let ν\nu be the gravitational anomaly, and let kk be the 't Hooft anomaly, with νk(IZΩspin)4(BG)\nu\oplus k\in (I_\mathbb{Z}\Omega^\text{spin})^4(BG). For a simple simply-connected compact Lie group, the non-gravitational part is identified with H4(BG,Z)Z\mathrm{H}^4(BG,\mathbb{Z})\simeq\mathbb{Z}. Equivariant Segal–Stolz–Teichner conjecture. The equivariant TMF\mathrm{TMF} group TMFG(νk)(pt)\mathrm{TMF}^{-(\nu\oplus k)}_G(\mathrm{pt}) is the deformation class of 2d N=(0,1)\mathcal{N}=(0,1) supersymmetric theories with anomaly νk(IZΩspin)4(BG)\nu\oplus k\in (I_\mathbb{Z}\Omega^\text{spin})^4(BG). This extends the proposed TMF\mathrm{TMF} classification from theories without symmetry to theories with a symmetry group and is intended to determine the anomaly of the corresponding spacetime theory.

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Yuji Tachikawa and Mayuko Yamashita, “Topological modular forms and the absence of all heterotic global anomalies”, arXiv:2108.13542 (2023).

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