The integrability converse for Lie algebroid foliations

Let gX\mathfrak{g}\to X be a Lie algebroid. A simple foliation is the foliation associated to a map from the pair groupoid of a manifold to a Lie groupoid; an LA-groupoid is a Lie algebroid object in Lie groupoids.

Integrability converse. The Lie algebroid gX\mathfrak{g}\to X is integrable if and only if it is equivalent, as an LA-groupoid, to a simple foliation.

This is proposed as a converse to the result that an integrable Lie algebroid determines a foliation of its base. The statement relates integrability to the classification of simple foliations and remains conjectural in the source.

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Joshua Lackman, “The van Est Map on Geometric Stacks”, arXiv:2205.02109 (2022).

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