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Gluing formulas for determinants of Dolbeault laplacians on Riemann surfaces

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arxiv 1008.2914 v4 pith:74TQKJFT submitted 2010-08-17 math.DG hep-th

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We present gluing formulas for zeta regularized determinants of Dolbeault laplacians on Riemann surfaces. These are expressed in terms of determinants of associated operators on surfaces with boundary satisfying local elliptic boundary conditions. The conditions are defined using the additional structure of a framing, or trivialization of the bundle near the boundary. An application to the computation of bosonization constants follows directly from these formulas.

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