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25 April 2024
 
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Connes-Chern character for manifolds with boundary and eta cochains
Matthias Lesch ; Henri Moscovici ; Markus J. Pflaum ;
Date 1 Dec 2009
AbstractWe represent the Connes-Chern character of the Dirac operator associated to a b-metric on a manifold with boundary in terms of a retracted cocycle in relative cyclic cohomology, whose expression depends on a scaling/cut-off parameter. Blowing-up the metric one recovers the pair of characteristic currents that represent the corresponding de Rham relative homology class, while the blow-down yields a cocycle whose expression involves higher eta cochains and their b-analogues. The corresponding formulae for the pairing with relative K-theory classes retain information about the boundary, and thus have geometric implications. In particular, they lead to a generalization of the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer odd-index theorem, from trivialized flat bundles to any pair of K-equivalent vector bundles.
Source arXiv, 0912.0194
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