2017
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1701.03895
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The Serre automorphism via homotopy actions and the Cobordism Hypothesis for oriented manifolds

Jan Hesse,
Alessandro Valentino

Abstract: We explicitly construct an SO(2)-action on a skeletal version of the 2-dimensional framed bordism bicategory. By the 2-dimensional Cobordism Hypothesis for framed manifolds, we obtain an SO(2)-action on the core of fully-dualizable objects of the target bicategory. This action is shown to coincide with the one given by the Serre automorphism. We give an explicit description of the bicategory of homotopy fixed points of this action, and discuss its relation to the classification of oriented 2d topological quant… Show more

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“…where by definition (B fd ) × is the maximal sub-2-groupoid of fully dualisable objects in B, see [HV,Prop. 2.8].…”
Section: Full Dualisabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where by definition (B fd ) × is the maximal sub-2-groupoid of fully dualisable objects in B, see [HV,Prop. 2.8].…”
Section: Full Dualisabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead of directly describing the right-hand side in terms of homotopy actions of SO(2) on B, i. e. monoidal 2-functors 2 (SO(2)) −→ Aut sm (B), we define an equivalent 2-groupoid B , following [HV,Thm. 4.3].…”
Section: Cobordism Hypothesis the Cobordism Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instead of directly describing the right-hand side in terms of homotopy actions of SO(2) on B, i. e. monoidal 2-functors Π 2 (SO(2)) −→ Aut sm (B), we define an equivalent 2-groupoid B , following [HV,Thm. 4.3].…”
Section: Cobordism Hypothesismentioning
confidence: 99%