2006
DOI: 10.1134/s1064562406030252
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Homotopy classification of elliptic operators on stratified manifolds

Abstract: Abstract. In this first part of the paper, we define a natural dual object for manifolds with corners and show how pseudodifferential calculus on such manifolds can be constructed in terms of the localization principle in C * -algebras. In the second part, these results will be applied to the solution of Gelfand's problem on the homotopy classification of elliptic operators for the case of manifolds with corners.

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“…Hence a standard construction (e.g., see [4]) defines the corresponding class in analytic K-homology of M, which we denote by…”
Section: Geometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hence a standard construction (e.g., see [4]) defines the corresponding class in analytic K-homology of M, which we denote by…”
Section: Geometrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consider the zero-order pseudodifferential operator D = ∆ −1/2 ∂M • (D ∂M ⊗ 1 E| ∂M ) on the total space ∂M of π as a pseudodifferential operator on X with operatorvalued symbol in the sense of [17]. Then by the generalized Luke formula [4] we obtain…”
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“…4, where a large parameter is introduced into the Atiyah-Singer formula 1 while the index formula in terms of noncommutative geometry is obtained from the Atiyah-Singer formula as the parameter tends to infinity. Note that the ideas behind the technique used in this section are related to asymptotical homomorphisms widely used in noncommutative geometry and elliptic theory (see, e.g., [7,9,11]). …”
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“…But the specific issues about Poincaré duality, bivariant K -theory, topological index maps and [28,26,16,15,32,30].…”
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