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25 April 2024
 
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The Universal Gerbe and Local Family Index Theory
Alan L. Carey ; Bai-Ling Wang ;
Date 14 Jul 2004
Subject Differential Geometry; Mathematical Physics MSC-class: 57J52,55R65,19K56,58J28 | math.DG math-ph math.MP
AbstractThe goal of this paper is to apply the universal gerbe developed in cite{CMi1} and cite{CMi2} and the local family index theorems to give a unified viewpoint on the known examples of geometrically interesting gerbes, including the determinant bundle gerbes in cite{CMMi1}, the index gerbe in cite{L} for a family of Dirac operators on odd dimensional closed manifolds. We also discuss the associated gerbes for a family of Dirac operators on odd dimensional manifolds with boundary, and for a pair of Melrose-Piazza’s $Cl(1)$-spectral sections for a family of Dirac operators on even dimensional closed manifolds with vanishing index in $K$-theory. The common feature of these bundle gerbes is that there exists a canonical bundle gerbe connection whose curving is given by the degree 2 part of the even eta-form (up to an exact form) arising from the local family index theorem.
Source arXiv, math.DG/0407243
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