Factorization of Dirac operators on toric noncommutative manifolds
arXiv:1803.08921 · doi:10.1016/j.geomphys.2018.05.027
Abstract
We factorize the Dirac operator on the Connes-Landi 4-sphere in unbounded KK-theory. We show that a family of Dirac operators along the orbits of the torus action defines an unbounded Kasparov module, while the Dirac operator on the principal orbit space -an open quadrant in the 2-sphere- defines a half-closed chain. We show that the tensor sum of these two operators coincides up to unitary equivalence with the Dirac operator on the Connes-Landi sphere and prove that this tensor sum is an unbounded representative of the interior Kasparov product in bivariant K-theory. We also generalize our results to Dirac operators on all toric noncommutative manifolds subject to a condition on the principal stratum. We find that there is a curvature term that arises as an obstruction for having a tensor sum decomposition in unbounded KK-theory. This curvature term can however not be detected at the level of bounded KK-theory.
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