Canonical metric on the space of symplectic invariant tensors and its applications
arXiv:1404.3354
Abstract
Let be a closed oriented surface of genus g and let denote which we understand to be the standard symplectic vector space over of dimension . We introduce a canonical metric on the space of symplectic invariant tensors by analyzing the structure of the vector space generated by linear chord diagrams with vertices. This space, equipped with a certain inner product, serves as a universal model for for any . We decompose as an orthogonal direct sum of eigenspaces where is indexed by the set of all the Young diagrams with boxes. We give a formula for the eigenvalue of and thereby we obtain a complete description of how the spaces degenerate according as the genus decreases from the stable range to the last case with the largest eigenvalue . As an application of our canonical metric, we obtain certain relations among the Mumford-Morita-Miller tautological classes, in a systematic way, which hold in the tautological algebra in cohomology of the moduli space of curves. We also indicate other possible applications such as characteristic classes of transversely symplectic foliations and a project with T. Sakasai and M. Suzuki where we study the structure of the symplectic derivation Lie algebra.
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