Homological stability and stable moduli of flat manifold bundles
Abstract
We prove that group homology of the diffeomorphism group of \#g Sn × Sn as a discrete group is independent of g in a range, provided that n>2. This answers the high dimensional version of a question posed by Morita about surface diffeomorphism groups made discrete. The stable homology is isomorphic to the homology of a certain infinite loop space related to the Haefliger's classifying space of foliations. One geometric consequence of this description of the stable homology is a splitting theorem that implies certain classes called generalized Mumford-Morita-Miller classes can be detected on flat (\#g Sn × Sn)-bundles for g large enough.
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