Bigraded Poincar\'e polynomials and the equivariant cohomology of Rep($C_2$)-complexes
Eric Hogle

TL;DR
This paper develops a new computational approach for Bredon cohomology of equivariant spaces, specifically Grassmannians with $C_2$-actions, using a novel statistic on modules to simplify complex calculations.
Contribution
It introduces a new statistic on $ ext{M}_2$-modules that makes cohomology computations for $ ext{Rep}(C_2)$-complexes more feasible, with new results for Grassmannians.
Findings
New statistic simplifies cohomology calculations.
Computed cohomology for specific Grassmannian examples.
Enhanced understanding of $ ext{Rep}(C_2)$-space structures.
Abstract
We are interested in computing the Bredon cohomology with coefficients in the constant Mackey functor for equivariant spaces, in particular for Grassmannian manifolds of the form where is some real representation of . It is possible to create multiple distinct constructions of (and hence multiple filtration spectral sequences for) a given Grassmannian. For sufficiently small examples one may exhaustively compute all possible outcomes of each spectral sequence and determine if there exists a unique common answer. However, the complexity of such a computation quickly balloons in time and memory requirements. We introduce a statistic on -modules valued in the polynomial ring which makes cohomology computation of Rep()-complexes more tractable, and we present…
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
