Spin$^h$ Manifolds

H. Blaine Lawson

Spin$^h$ Manifolds

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arxiv 2301.09683 v2 pith:FCIKGHFA submitted 2023-01-23 math.DG math.AT

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The concept of a ${\rm Spin}^h$-manifold, which is a cousin of Spin- and ${\rm Spin}^c$-manifolds, has been at the center of much research in recent years. This article discusses some of the highlights of this story.

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