Comparison of two equivariant \(\eta\)-forms (Q2671902): Difference between revisions

The fixed-point formula has two equivariant versions, the Lefschetz fixed-point formula and Kirillov-like formula of Berline-Vergne, the same is true for equivariant eta-forms. In this nice paper, authors use the analytic techniques of Bismut-Goette to define the equivariant infinitesimal Bismut-Cheeger eta-form and prove a general comparison formula between the equivariant infinitesimal Bismut-Cheeger eta-form and the equivariant Bismut-Cheeger eta-form which extend the work of Goette. In particular, they express the singularity of the equivariant eta forms modulo exact forms, at any \(g\in G\) as a locally computable differential form.