Stochastic equivariant cohomologies and cyclic cohomology (Q2569228)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2215088
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    Stochastic equivariant cohomologies and cyclic cohomology
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2215088

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      Stochastic equivariant cohomologies and cyclic cohomology (English)
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      18 October 2005
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      Consider the free loop space \(L(M)\) over a Riemann manifold \(M\), and its canonical Killing vector field \(X\), which generates the circle action. The equivariant exterior derivative \((d+i_X)\) defines a complex on the set of forms which are invariant under rotation, defining thus the so-called ``equivariant cohomology'' of \(L(M)\), which was used by Bismut for its proof of Atiyah's Index Theorem. \textit{J. D. S. Jones} and \textit{S. B. Petrack} [Trans. Am. Math. Soc. 322, No. 1, 35--49 (1990; Zbl 0723.55003)] proved that, for the smooth loop space, this equivariant cohomology equals the cohomology of \(M\). The author establishes a generalization to the non-smooth case, of the result by Jones and Petrack (loc. cit.). For that, he uses the natural rotation-invariant measure on \(L(M)\) deduced from the pinned Wiener measure on \(M\), together with a so-called ``diffeology'' (in the Chen-Souriau sense).
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      Brownian bridge
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      equivariant cohomology
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      free loop space
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