Spin^ C quantization in odd dimensions
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Abstract: We define and discuss an extension of the SpinC quantization concept to odd-dimensional manifolds. After that we describe its relation to (the usual) even-dimensional SpinC quantization and how its famous properties like "Quantization commutes with reduction" can be regained in odd dimensions. At the end, we analyze the situation on 3-manifolds and give some examples.
The notion of Spin\(^{\mathbb{C}}\) quantization is considered here in odd dimensions from several points of view. The important property of commutation between quantization and reduction is recast in this context. Special attention is devoted to the dimension three as well as to examples.
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