Quantitative estimates for fractional Sobolev mappings in rational homotopy groups
Woongbae Park, Armin Schikorra

TL;DR
This paper provides quantitative estimates linking fractional Sobolev and Hölder norms of maps from spheres to manifolds with their rational homotopy group elements, extending classical degree theory to a broader homotopical context.
Contribution
It introduces computable bounds for rational homotopy group elements using fractional Sobolev and Hölder norms, generalizing previous degree estimates to rational homotopy groups.
Findings
Establishes bounds for rational homotopy degrees via Sobolev norms.
Provides bounds using Hölder norms for maps into manifolds.
Extends classical degree estimates to rational homotopy groups.
Abstract
Let be a smooth simply connected compact manifold without boundary. A rational homotopy subgroup of is represented by a homomorphism \[{\rm deg}: \pi_{N}(\mathcal{N}) \to \mathbb{R}.\] For maps we give a quantitative estimate of its rational homotopy group element in terms of its fractional Sobolev-norm or H\"older norm. That is, we show that for all , \[ |{\rm deg}([f])|\leq C({\rm deg})\, [f]_{W^{\beta,\frac{N}{\beta}}(\mathbb{S}^N)}^{\frac{N+L({\rm deg})}{\beta}}, \] and \[ |{\rm deg}([f])|\leq C({\rm deg})\, [f]_{C^{\beta}(\mathbb{S}^N)}^{\frac{N+L({\rm deg})}{\beta}}. \] Here , , are computable from the rational homotopy group represented by…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
