
TL;DR
This paper explores a universal bordism invariant derived from the eta-invariant, connecting analytic and homotopy theoretic perspectives, and unifies classical invariants like the Adams e-invariant and rho-invariants.
Contribution
It introduces a secondary index theorem establishing the equivalence of analytic and topological constructions of the invariant, providing intrinsic formulas for bordism invariants.
Findings
Proves a secondary index theorem linking analytic and topological eta-invariants.
Derives classical invariants as special cases of the universal bordism invariant.
Provides explicit intrinsic expressions for these invariants.
Abstract
We discuss an universal bordism invariant obtained from the Atiyah-Patodi-Singer eta-invariant from the analytic and homotopy theoretic point of view. Classical invariants like the Adams e-invariant, -invariants and -bordism invariants are derived as special cases. The main results are a secondary index theorem about the coincidence of the analytic and topological constructions and intrinsic expressions for the bordism invariants.
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