manifolds and cobordisms
cobordism theory, Introduction
Definitions
Genera and invariants
Classification
Theorems
A 2-oriented bordism is a B-bordism for the tangential structure ((B,f)-structure) being the 2-orientation. Its bordism homology theory and cobordism cohomology theory are described by the Thom spectrum M2-Orient. Its definition is fully analogous to that of similar bordisms like oriented bordism. Similarily, there are 2-oriented bordism groups and the 2-oriented bordism ring:
Every -dimensional 2-orient manifold is 2-orient bordant to a -connected 2-orient manifold, equivalently meaning that every 2-orient bordism homology class in can be represented by such a 2-orient manifold. (For , the result stabilizes at a 9-connected 2-orient manifold.)
(Botvinnik & Labbi 14, Lem. 3.2 (1))
For -dimensional -connected 2-orient manifolds and , a 2-orient bordism exists with also -connected.
(Botvinnik & Labbi 14, Lem. 3.2 (2))
If a -dimensional -connected compact 2-orient manifold with and is 2-orient bordant to another compact 2-orient manifold , then can be obtained from by surgery of codimension at least .
(Botvinnik & Labbi 14, Prop. 3.4)
flavors of bordism homology theories/cobordism cohomology theories, their representing Thom spectra and cobordism rings:
bordism theoryM(B,f) (B-bordism):
MO, MSO, MSpin, MSpinc, MSpinh MString, MFivebrane, M2-Orient, M2-Spin, MNinebrane (see also pin⁻ bordism, pin⁺ bordism, pinᶜ bordism, spin bordism, spinᶜ bordism, spinʰ bordism, string bordism, fivebrane bordism, 2-oriented bordism, 2-spin bordism, ninebrane bordism)
equivariant bordism theory: equivariant MFr, equivariant MO, equivariant MU
global equivariant bordism theory: global equivariant mO, global equivariant mU
algebraic: algebraic cobordism
Hisham Sati, Ninebrane structures (arXiv:1405.7686)
Boris Botvinnik, Mohammed Labbi, Highly connected manifolds of positive -curvature, Transactions of the AMS, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 366 (2014), 3405-3424 [arXiv:1201.1849, doi:10.1090/S0002-9947-2014-05939-4]
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