Constructs topological elliptic genera as G-equivariant refinements of classical elliptic genera and derives a divisibility result for Euler numbers of Sp-manifolds.
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Introduces chromatic defect via X(n), computes it for key spectra, develops an obstruction theory, and shows Wood-like equivalences exist generally to construct Z-indexed Adams-Novikov towers.
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Topological Elliptic Genera I -- The mathematical foundation
Constructs topological elliptic genera as G-equivariant refinements of classical elliptic genera and derives a divisibility result for Euler numbers of Sp-manifolds.
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Chromatic defect, Wood's theorem, and higher real $K$-theories
Introduces chromatic defect via X(n), computes it for key spectra, develops an obstruction theory, and shows Wood-like equivalences exist generally to construct Z-indexed Adams-Novikov towers.