Isometric Lie 2-group actions on Riemannian groupoids
Juan Sebastian Herrera-Carmona, Fabricio Valencia

TL;DR
This paper investigates isometric actions of Lie 2-groups on Riemannian groupoids, establishing foundational theorems, examples, and infinitesimal descriptions that extend classical geometric concepts to higher groupoid structures.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of isometric Lie 2-group actions on Riemannian groupoids, proving existence theorems, constructing bi-invariant metrics, and developing a 2-equivariant Morse theory framework.
Findings
Existence of 2-equivariant Slice and Tubular Neighborhood Theorems
Construction of bi-invariant groupoid metrics on compact Lie 2-groups
Finite-dimensional algebra of geometric Killing vector fields on separated Riemannian stacks
Abstract
We study isometric actions of Lie -groups on Riemannian groupoids by exhibiting some of their immediate properties and implications. Firstly, we prove an existence result which allows both to obtain 2-equivariant versions of the Slice Theorem and the Equivariant Tubular Neighborhood Theorem and to construct bi-invariant groupoid metrics on compact Lie -groups. We provide natural examples, transfer some classical constructions and explain how this notion of isometric -action yields a way to develop a 2-equivariant Morse theory on Lie groupoids. Secondly, we give an infinitesimal description of an isometric Lie -group action. We define an algebra of transversal infinitesimal isometries associated to any Riemannian -metric on a Lie groupoid which in turn gives rise to a notion of geometric Killing vector field on a quotient Riemannian stack. If our Riemannian stack is…
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Taxonomy
TopicsHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Ophthalmology and Eye Disorders · Geometric and Algebraic Topology
