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The L-genus of complex projective space of even complex dimension is one

Statement

Assume AC, inherited from the L-class and projective-space characteristic-class suppliers. For every k≥0, with the complex orientation of CP2k, L[CP2k]=⟨Lk(TCP2k),[CP2k]⟩=1.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: AC, the integer k≥0, and the complex orientation of CP2k.

[F1]

L(TCP2k)=Q(y)2k+1=(y/tanh⁡y)2k+1 in H4∗(CP2k;Q), where y=c1(γ∗) is the standard generator (The total L-class of complex projective space is a power of x/tanh⁡x).

[F2]

The in-run supplier gives H∗(CPn;Z)=Z[y]/(yn+1), ⟨yn,[CPn]⟩=1, and p(TCPn)=(1+y2)n+1 (The tangent bundle of complex projective space and its Pontryagin classes).

[F3]

For every m≥0, [zm](z/tanh⁡z)m+1=1 when m is even and 0 when m is odd (The coefficient identity [z2k](z/tanh⁡z)2k+1=1 for every k).

[F4]

The L-genus in dimension 4k is L[M]=⟨Lk(TM),[M]⟩, the degree-4k evaluation of the total L-class under the Kronecker pairing, and L(TCP2k) has degree-4k component lying in H4k(CP2k;Q)=Q y2k (The total L-class and the L-genus of a smooth manifold, Kronecker evaluation pairing, The Hirzebruch L-polynomials and the total L-class of a real vector bundle).

Proof

technique · direct; reduce the genus to a single power-series coefficient
1.1givenF1F2F3

By [F1], L(TCP2k)=Q(y)2k+1=(y/tanh⁡y)2k+1, whose degree-4k component is c y2k with c=[y2k](y/tanh⁡y)2k+1, since H4k(CP2k;Q) is one-dimensional spanned by y2k by [F2]. Taking m=2k in [F3] gives c=1.

2.1step 1.1F2F4

Evaluating: L[CP2k]=⟨c y2k,[CP2k]⟩=c ⟨y2k,[CP2k]⟩=c=1, using ⟨y2k,[CP2k]⟩=1 from [F2] and the Q-linearity of the Kronecker pairing [F4]. For k=0 the manifold is a point with y∈H2(CP0)=0, the total class is Q(0)=1, and the evaluation on [pt] is 1, the same computation with an empty product.

3.1step 1.1step 2.1given∎

Steps 1.1 and 2.1 compute L[CP2k]=⟨Lk(TCP2k),[CP2k]⟩=1 for every k≥0, as asserted; AC is used only through the inherited L-class and projective-space suppliers.

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