Index Theorem. 1

Index Theorem. 1

by Furuta, Mikio

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"The author's main goal in this volume is to give a complete proof of the index theorem. The version of the proof he chooses to present is the one based on the localization theorem. The prerequisites include a first course in differential geometry, some linear algebra, and some facts about partial differential equations in Euclidean spaces."--Jacket.

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  • Full title :Index Theorem. 1.

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"The author's main goal in this volume is to give a complete proof of the index theorem. The version of the proof he chooses to present is the one based on the localization theorem. The prerequisites include a first course in differential geometry, some linear algebra, and some facts about partial differential equations in Euclidean spaces."--Jacket.

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  • Publication Date:2007.

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Notes

Originally published: Tokyo, Iwanami Shoten, 1999.

The Physical Object

  • Description:1 online resource (225 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781470447892, 1470447894
  • oclc:on1039687573
  • LC Classification:QA614.92.F87 2007
  • Dewey Decimal:514/.74

Table of Contents

What is the index? -- Manifolds, vector bundles and elliptic complexes -- Index and its localization -- Examples of the localization of the index -- Localization of eigenfunctions of the operator of Laplace type -- Formulation and proof of the index theorem -- Characteristic classes.

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