Homologically trivial linearization conjecture for cyclic actions on the complex projective plane
Homologically trivial linearization conjecture for cyclic actions on the complex projective plane
Let act smoothly on . The action is homologically trivial if it acts trivially on the second homology . A linear action is one induced by the standard linear action on complex projective space. Homologically trivial linearization conjecture. Every homologically trivial -action on is smoothly equivalent to a linear action. The conjecture is known in the symplectic case and topologically, while the smooth case remains open. Nonlinear actions of are known, but in those examples every cyclic subgroup acts linearly.
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Jeffrey Meier and Evan Scott, “Equivariant trisections for group actions on four-manifolds”, arXiv:2501.17999 (2025).
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