Pseudodifferential Calculus, Twisted gerbes and twisted index theory for Lie groupoids
Paulo Carrillo Rouse

TL;DR
This paper develops a pseudodifferential calculus for Lie groupoids that incorporates twisted K-theory, enabling the construction of higher indices associated with twisted gerbes and unifying various existing theories.
Contribution
It introduces a new algebra of projective pseudodifferential operators for Lie groupoids with twisted structures, along with symbolic calculus and an analytic index in twisted K-theory.
Findings
Constructed an algebra of projective pseudodifferential operators for twisted Lie groupoids.
Developed symbolic calculus and proved existence of parametrices.
Established an analytic index morphism in twisted K-theory compatible with previous constructions.
Abstract
The goal of this paper is to construct a calculus whose higher indices are naturally elements in the twisted K-theory groups for Lie groupoids. Given a Lie groupoid and a -valued groupoid cocycle, we construct an algebra of projective pseudodifferential operators. The subalgebra of regularizing operators identifies with the naturally associated smooth convolution algebra of the associated twisted gerbe. We develop the associated symbolic calculus, symbol short exact sequences and existence of parametrices. In particular the algebra of projective operators appears as a quantization of the twisted symbol algebra. As the (untwisted) Lie groupoid case that it encompasses, the negative order operators extend to the twisted -algebra and the zero order operators act as bounded multipliers on it. We obtain an analytic index morphism in twisted K-theory associated in a classic…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Operator Algebra Research
