Morse theory on Hamiltonian G-spaces and equivariant K-theory
Victor Guillemin, Mikhail Kogan
Abstract
Let G be a torus and M a compact Hamiltonian G-manifold with finite fixed point set MG. If T is a circle subgroup of G with MG=MT, the T-moment map is a Morse function. We will show that the associated Morse stratification of M by unstable manifolds gives one a canonical basis of KG(M). A key ingredient in our proof is the notion of local index Ip(a) for a∈ KG(M) and p∈ MG. We will show that corresponding to this stratification there is a basis τp, p∈ MG, for KG(M) as a module over KG() characterized by the property: Iqτp=δqp. For M a GKM manifold we give an explicit construction of these τp's in terms of the associated GKM graph.
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