Naturality of FHT isomorphism

zbMATH Open1358.19002arXiv1502.03761MaRDI QIDQ2963040FDOQ2963040

Authors: Doman Takata 

Publication date: 17 February 2017

Abstract: Freed, Hopkins and Teleman constructed an isomorphism between twisted equivariant K-theory of compact Lie group $G$ and the "Verlinde ring" of the loop group of $G$. We call this isomorphism FHT isomorphism. However, it does not hold naturality with respect to group homomorphisms. We construct two "quasi functors" $t.e.K$ (a modification of twisted equivariant K-theory) and $RL$ (a modification of representation group of loop groups) so that FHT isomorphism is natural transformation between two "quasi functors" for tori, that is, we construct two "induced homomorphisms" of the "quasi functors" $t.e.K$ and $RL$ for a group homomorphism whose tangent map is injective between two tori. In fact, we construct another quasi functor $char$ and verify that three quasi functors are naturally isomorphic. Moreover, we extend the quasi functor $t.e.K$ and $char$ to compact connected Lie group with torsion-free fundamental group and group homomorphism satisfying "the decomposable condition", and verify that they are isomorphic. This is a generalization of a result in [FHT1].

Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03761

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zbMATH Keywords

loop groupsrepresentation theoryVerlinde algebratwisted equivariant \(K\)-theory

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Semisimple Lie groups and their representations (22E46) Loop groups and related constructions, group-theoretic treatment (22E67) Twisted (K)-theory; differential (K)-theory (19L50) Equivariant (K)-theory (19L47)

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• Geometric \(K\)-homology and the Freed-Hopkins-Teleman theorem
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