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The framing sign of a zero-dimensional regular preimage
Definition
Assume countable choice , inherited from the framed preimage of Framed regular preimages of a map to a sphere. Let be a closed oriented smooth -manifold with , and let be a closed framed -dimensional submanifold of in the sense of Framings of a normal bundle. Since , the normal bundle of in is over the finite set (Normal and conormal bundles of an embedded submanifold), and the framing is a family of linear isomorphisms ; the pair is a framing of the point in the frame-bundle dictionary of The frame bundle of a smooth manifold, namely the inverse of the element .
The framing sign of is and the signed count of is . Replacing by for multiplies by the sign of , so the sign records exactly the orientation class of the framing and is constant on the two components of the fibre ; when is oriented and a positive chart is used, precisely for the positively oriented framings of Oriented smooth manifolds and oriented charts and Orientation of a finite-dimensional real vector space. The empty -manifold has signed count , and the definition uses no choice beyond the inherited and no orientation when only the unframed parity of is considered.
For the framed regular preimage of a smooth map at a regular value with a positive basis of , write for the coordinate isomorphism sending the positive basis to the standard basis. The induced framing is on (Framed regular preimages of a map to a sphere), and the framing sign of is exactly the local orientation sign of Local orientation sign of a regular preimage: both compare the isomorphism of oriented vector spaces, and the positive coordinate isomorphism carries the given orientation of to the standard orientation of . In particular the signed count of the framed preimage is the sum of the local orientation signs of over the regular fibre.
Depends on
- The frame bundle of a smooth manifold
- Framed regular preimages of a map to a sphere
- Framings of a normal bundle
- Normal and conormal bundles of an embedded submanifold
- Orientation of a finite-dimensional real vector space
- Oriented smooth manifolds and oriented charts
- Local orientation sign of a regular preimage
- Smooth manifolds and their smooth charts
- The Axiom of Countable Choice ($\mathrm{AC}_\omega$)
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Sources
- Daniel S. Freed, Bordism: Old and New (lecture notes, UT Austin, Fall 2012) (standard reference, not scraped)
- John Milnor, Topology from the Differentiable Viewpoint (standard reference, not scraped)
- Victor Guillemin and Alan Pollack, Differential Topology (standard reference, not scraped)