Asymptotically flat Fredholm bundles and assembly
Benedikt Hunger

TL;DR
This paper generalizes previous results on almost flat bundles to asymptotically flat Fredholm bundles, establishing an index theorem that links their indices with asymptotic indices, advancing the understanding of the Strong Novikov Conjecture.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of asymptotically flat Fredholm bundles and proves an index theorem relating their indices to asymptotic indices, extending prior work on flat bundles.
Findings
Generalization of Dadarlat's theorem to infinite-dimensional bundles with Fredholm operators
Introduction of asymptotically flat Fredholm bundles and their asymptotic Fredholm representations
Proving special cases of the Strong Novikov Conjecture using these bundles
Abstract
Almost flat finitely generated projective Hilbert C*-module bundles were successfully used by Hanke and Schick to prove special cases of the Strong Novikov Conjecture. Dadarlat later showed that it is possible to calculate the index of a K-homology class twisted with an almost flat bundle in terms of the image of under Lafforgue's assembly map and the almost representation associated to the bundle. Mishchenko used flat infinite-dimensional bundles equipped with a Fredholm operator in order to prove special cases of the Novikov higher signature conjecture. We show how to generalize Dadarlat's theorem to the case of an infinite-dimensional bundle equipped with a continuous family of Fredholm operators on the fibers. Along the way, we show that special cases of the Strong Novikov Conjecture can be proven if there exist sufficiently many almost flat bundles with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
