An index theorem for gauge-invariant families: The case of solvable groups
Victor Nistor

TL;DR
This paper establishes an index theorem for gauge-invariant families of elliptic operators under solvable Lie group actions, extending Atiyah-Singer formulas to parameter-dependent pseudodifferential operators and analyzing boundary conditions.
Contribution
It introduces the gauge-equivariant index for families invariant under solvable Lie group actions and computes its Chern character using an Atiyah-Singer type formula, including topological data.
Findings
Derived an index theorem for gauge-invariant elliptic families with solvable group actions.
Computed the Chern character of the gauge-equivariant index incorporating topological information.
Extended index theory to parameter-dependent pseudodifferential operators and boundary conditions.
Abstract
We define the gauge-equivariant index of a family of elliptic operators invariant with respect to the free action of a family of Lie groups (these families are called ``gauge-invariant families'' in what follows). If the fibers of are simply-connected and solvable, we compute the Chern character of the gauge-equivariant index, the result being given by an Atiyah-Singer type formula that incorporates also topological information about the bundle . The algebras of invariant pseudodifferential operators that we study, and , are generalizations of ``parameter dependent'' algebras of pseudodifferential operators (with parameter in ), so our results provide also an index theorem for elliptic, parameter dependent pseudodifferential operators. We apply these results to study Fredholm boundary conditions on a…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
