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K-theory Thom class
(
λ
E
)
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Topological K-theory
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For
a
complex
vector bundle
E
→
X
, the
K-theory
Thom class
λ
E
∈
K
0
(
Th
(
E
))
(1)
generates the Thom
isomorphism
K
i
(
X
)
≅
K
i
(
Th
(
E
))
.
Table of contents
K-theory Euler class
K-theory Thom class
K-theory Gysin sequence of a sphere bundle
K-theory Thom class
Odd K-theory of the sphere bundle of two tautological lines
K-theory Gysin sequence of a sphere bundle
K-theory Euler class
(
e
K
(
E
)
=
Λ
−
1
(
E
)
)
0
0
0
K-theory Thom class
Pulling the
K-theory
Thom class
back along the zero section gives
e
K
(
E
)
=
Λ
−
1
(
E
)
=
∑
j
(
−
1
)
j
[
Λ
j
E
]
.
(1)
K-theory Gysin sequence of a sphere bundle
0
0
0
K-theory Thom class
The
cofibration
S
(
E
)
→
D
(
E
)
→
Th
(
E
)
and the Thom
isomorphism
give
⋯
→
K
i
(
X
)
⋅
e
K
(
E
)
K
i
(
X
)
p
∗
K
i
(
S
(
E
))
p
!
K
i
+
1
(
X
)
→
⋯
.
(1)
Odd K-theory of the sphere bundle of two tautological lines
(
K
−
1
(
S
(
γ
⊕
γ
))
)
0
0
0
K-theory Gysin sequence of a sphere bundle
For
E
=
γ
⊕
γ
over
CP
n
and
t
=
1
−
[
γ
]
, the
K-theory
Euler class is
t
2
. Hence
K
−
1
(
S
(
E
))
≅
ker
(
t
2
:
Z
[
t
]
/
(
t
n
+
1
)
→
Z
[
t
]
/
(
t
n
+
1
))
=
Z
{
t
n
−
1
,
t
n
}
(1)
for
n
≥
1
.
For
n
=
0
, the base is
a
point, the
sphere bundle
is
S
3
, and its odd
K-theory
is
Z
.
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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2023
/
iii
/
Paper 142
/
4
/
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