Bott periodicity and calculus of Euler classes on spheres
There has been significant progress made in the last decades on obstruction theory in terms of Euler classes of projective modules as suggested by M.~V.~Nori. This has been particularly useful when one has to deal with affine algebras over non-algebraically closed fields in general and real numbers in particular. In the paper under review, the authors study this for the ring of algebraic functions on the real sphere in some detail. Among other results, they reprove the well-known fact that the tangent bundles of real spheres of even dimension has no nowhere vanishing section purely algebraically.
- Algebraic cycles and vector bundles over affine three-folds
- Characteristic Classes. (AM-76)
- Clifford modules
- Euler class and complete intersections
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- K-theory of quadric hypersurfaces
- Projective modules over smooth real affine varieties
- Some theorems on generation of ideals in affine algebras
- Vector bundles over spheres are algebraic
- Zero cycles and projective modules
- Zero cycles and the Euler class groups of smooth real affine varieties
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