The concept of Cheeger deformations on fiber bundles with compact structure group
Leonardo F. Cavenaghi, Lino Grama, Llohann D. Speran\c{c}a

TL;DR
This paper introduces Cheeger deformations on fiber bundles with compact structure groups, unifies existing results, and demonstrates their power through simplified proofs and extensions, serving as a survey and standardization of the technique.
Contribution
It systematically defines Cheeger deformations on fiber bundles and re-proves and extends several key results, unifying them in a single framework.
Findings
Re-proved Schwachhöfer–Tuschmann Theorem on bi-quotients
Extended work on regularization properties of Cheeger deformations
Unified presentation of known results using a common language
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is two-fold: we systematically introduce the notion of Cheeger deformations on fiber bundles with compact structure groups, and recover in a very simple and unified fashion several results that either already appear in the literature or are known by experts, though are not explicitly written elsewhere. We re-prove: Schwachh\"ofer--Tuschmann Theorem on bi-quotients, many results due to Fukaya and Yamaguchi, as well as, naturally extend the work of Searle--Sol\'orzano--Wilhelm on regularization properties of Cheeger deformations, among others. In this sense, this paper should be understood as a survey intended to demonstrate the power of Cheeger deformations. Even though some of the results here appearing may not be known as stated in the presented form, they were already expected, being our contribution to the standardization and spread of the technique via a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
