The spectral localizer for even index pairings (Q784872)
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The spectral localizer for even index pairings (English)
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3 August 2020
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Summary: Even index pairings are integer-valued homotopy invariants combining an even Fredholm module with a \(K_0\)-class specified by a projection. Numerous classical examples are known from differential and non-commutative geometry and physics. Here it is shown how to construct a finite-dimensional self-adjoint and invertible matrix, called the spectral localizer, such that half its signature is equal to the even index pairing. This makes the invariant numerically accessible. The index-theoretic proof heavily uses fuzzy spheres.
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index pairings
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fuzzy spheres
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numerical \(K\)-theory
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