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An equivariant index theorem for hypoelliptic operators

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arxiv 1412.5042 v2 pith:4VIFT4VX submitted 2014-12-16 math.KT

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Let M be a foliated manifold and G a discrete group acting on M by diffeomorphisms mapping leaves to leaves. Then G naturally acts by automorphisms on the algebra of Heisenberg pseudodifferential operators on the foliation. Our main result is an index theorem for hypoelliptic-type operators which belong to the crossed product of the Heisenberg pseudodifferential operators with the group G. As a corollary, we get a solution to Connes-Moscovici's transverse problem in arbitrary codimensions, by exhibiting an explicit formula in terms of characteristic classes of equivariant vector bundles over M, for the Chern-Connes character associated to their hypoelliptic signature operator.

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