Chern Characters for Twisted Matrix Factorizations and the Vanishing of the Higher Herbrand Difference
Abstract
We develop a theory of ``ad hoc'' Chern characters for twisted matrix factorizations associated to a scheme X, a line bundle L, and a regular global section W ∈ (X, L). As an application, we establish the vanishing, in certain cases, of hcR(M,N), the higher Herbrand difference, and, ηcR(M,N), the higher codimensional analogue of Hochster's theta pairing, where R is a complete intersection of codimension c with isolated singularities and M and N are finitely generated R-modules. Specifically, we prove such vanishing if R = Q/(f1, …, fc) has only isolated singularities, Q is a smooth k-algebra, k is a field of characteristic 0, the fi's form a regular sequence, and c ≥ 2.
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