Approximations of delocalized eta invariants by their finite analogues
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Abstract: For a given self-adjoint first order elliptic differential operator on a closed smooth manifold, we prove a list of results on when the delocalized eta invariant associated to a regular covering space can be approximated by the delocalized eta invariants associated to finite-sheeted covering spaces. One of our main results is the following. Suppose is a closed smooth spin manifold and is a -regular covering space of . Let be the conjugacy class of a non-identity element . Suppose is a sequence of finite-index normal subgroups of that distinguishes . Let be the quotient map from to and the conjugacy class of in . If the scalar curvature on is everywhere bounded below by a sufficiently large positive number, then the delocalized eta invariant for the Dirac operator of at the conjugacy class is equal to the limit of the delocalized eta invariants for the Dirac operators of at the conjugacy class , where is the finite-sheeted covering space of determined by . In another main result of the paper, we prove that the limit of the delocalized eta invariants for the Dirac operators of at the conjugacy class converges, under the assumption that the rational maximal Baum-Connes conjecture holds for .
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