Instantons on S^4 and C P^2, rank stabilization, and Bott periodicity
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Abstract: We study the large rank limit of the moduli spaces of framed bundles on the projective plane and the blown-up projective plane. These moduli spaces are identified with various instanton moduli spaces on the 4-sphere and , the projective plane with the reverse orientation. We show that in the direct limit topology, these moduli spaces are homotopic to classifying spaces. For example, the moduli space of or instantons on has the homotopy type of where is the charge of the instantons. We use our results along with Taubes' result concerning the limit to obtain a novel proof of the homotopy equivalences in the eight-fold Bott periodicity spectrum. We give explicit constructions for these moduli spaces.
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