Gysin maps and wrong way functoriality via geometric deformation groupoids

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Autores principales: Rouse, Paulo Carrillo, Kohal, Quentin Karegar Baneh
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author Rouse, Paulo Carrillo
Kohal, Quentin Karegar Baneh
author_facet Rouse, Paulo Carrillo
Kohal, Quentin Karegar Baneh
contents In this article we study the normal bundle and the deformation to the normal cone functors to get deformation Lie groupoids that allow us to construct pushforward maps in any suitable (co)homology theory for Lie groupoids (not only K-theory) and in a natural and geometric way. The main theorems being the functoriality for these pushforward maps which recovers, unifies and generalizes many previous cases. The main new example we develop in this paper is the wrong way functoriality for equivariant (twisted) Orbifold K-theory with respect to a groupoid action.
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spellingShingle Gysin maps and wrong way functoriality via geometric deformation groupoids
Rouse, Paulo Carrillo
Kohal, Quentin Karegar Baneh
K-Theory and Homology
Differential Geometry
In this article we study the normal bundle and the deformation to the normal cone functors to get deformation Lie groupoids that allow us to construct pushforward maps in any suitable (co)homology theory for Lie groupoids (not only K-theory) and in a natural and geometric way. The main theorems being the functoriality for these pushforward maps which recovers, unifies and generalizes many previous cases. The main new example we develop in this paper is the wrong way functoriality for equivariant (twisted) Orbifold K-theory with respect to a groupoid action.
title Gysin maps and wrong way functoriality via geometric deformation groupoids
topic K-Theory and Homology
Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.03584