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M2 Odd-Dimensional Spinor And Dirac Data

Physical scope

Pure mathematical definition for closed Riemannian three-manifolds; no physical state space is inferred.

Statement

Let M be a closed oriented Riemannian three-manifold with a specified Spin lift of its oriented orthonormal frame bundle and a metric-compatible principal Spin connection. Choose one of the two irreducible complex modules of the negative-square complex Clifford algebra in dimension three. Its restriction to Spin is the unique irreducible two-dimensional complex Spin module. The associated bundle and its formal geometric Dirac differential expression are defined below; no self-adjoint operator domain or family regularity is implied by this definition.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The oriented orthonormal frame bundle, the Spin lift and right-action convention, a compatible principal Spin connection, and the negative-square Clifford convention c(ξ)c(η)+c(η)c(ξ)=−2g−1(ξ,η)I.

[F1]

Spin lifts of oriented orthonormal frame bundles: a Spin lift is a principal Spin⁡full(3)-bundle P with an equivariant map to the oriented orthonormal frame bundle.

[F2]

Complex spinor modules and complete reducibility for Euclidean Spin: in odd dimension 3, either irreducible complex Clifford module has dimension 2, and both restrict to the same irreducible two-dimensional representation of Spin.

[F3]

Principal g bundle and associated fiber bundle: the associated bundle is the quotient of P×C2 by the specified Spin right action and representation.

[A1]

Use the Hermitian inner product linear in its first argument. The Clifford action is skew-Hermitian, c(ξ)∗=−c(ξ), and compatible with the chosen Spin connection; the bundle is Hermitian and the connection is unitary. The operator below is only the formal differential expression on smooth sections.

[A2]

If c+ is the positive-square Clifford action in [F2], the negative-square action is c−(ξ):=ic+(ξ). Multiplication by i preserves Spin equivariance because it is scalar, and c−(ξ)c−(η)+c−(η)c−(ξ)=−2g−1(ξ,η)I.

Definition

Use the smooth structure on the Spin lift induced by its equivariant map λ:P→PSO(TM). Explicitly, in a continuous principal chart it is (x,g)↦(x,a(x)ρ(g)) for continuous a:U→SO(3). Near any point lift a through a local inverse of the double covering ρ and absorb that lift into the principal chart. Thus λ is a local homeomorphism. Pulling back the smooth charts of PSO(TM) gives a smooth atlas on P; chart changes are restrictions of smooth frame-bundle chart changes. The right Spin action is smooth in these charts because ρ is a smooth covering homomorphism. Here a principal Spin connection means a smooth spin(3)-valued one-form ω on P with Rg∗ω=Ad⁡g−1ω and ω(X#)=X, where Xp#=ddt∣0pexp⁡(tX). Compatibility in this item means dρ∘ω=λ∗ωLC, with ωLC the Levi-Civita connection form. Since dρ is an isomorphism, this specifies ω uniquely. In a local smooth section s:U→P, the associated connection is d+dσ(s∗ω).

Let σ be the selected two-dimensional Spin representation and let S:=P×σC2 be its associated Hermitian spinor bundle. Let c:T∗M→End⁡C(S) be the associated negative-square Clifford action. The compatible principal Spin connection induces a unitary connection ∇S satisfying

∇XS(c(ξ)ψ)=c(∇XLCξ)ψ+c(ξ)∇XSψ.

For any local orthonormal coframe (e1,e2,e3) with dual frame (e1,e2,e3), define the formal Dirac expression DSψ=∑j=13c(ej)∇ejSψ. The formal expression is independent of the chosen local orthonormal frame. Its self-adjoint closure, Sobolev domain, compact resolvent, smooth dependence in families, and eta regularization are not conclusions of this item; they must be proved by an applicable analytic supplier or carried as explicit inputs in a later data definition.

Proof

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By [F2], σ is the restriction of a finite-dimensional Clifford-algebra representation, hence is smooth: its matrix entries are restrictions of linear functions on the finite-dimensional Clifford algebra. The action c−=ic+ in [A2] has the required negative square and remains Spin-equivariant. With the smooth atlas just constructed, local sections of P give charts [s(x)g,v]↦(x,σ(g)v) whose transition matrices are smooth. Hence the associated-bundle quotient in [F3] is a smooth complex vector bundle with fibre C2; the equivariant map in [F1] identifies its local trivializations over Spin frames. The associated Clifford action and compatible connection obey the stated Clifford-connection relation by [A1].

2.1F1F2F3A1A2step 1.1algebra

If an oriented orthonormal frame is changed by R∈SO(3) and a Spin lift g of R, spinor coordinates change by σ(g), the connection changes by the corresponding associated-bundle rule, and Clifford multiplication obeys c(Rξ)=σ(g)c(ξ)σ(g)−1. Substituting these identities into ∑jc(ej)∇ejS and using RTR=I cancels the two frame matrices, so the local expressions agree on overlaps. Thus DS is globally defined on C∞(M,S).

3.1givenA1A2step 2.1algebra∎

For smooth spinors ψ,ϕ, put V=∑j⟨c(ej)ψ,ϕ⟩ej. In a normal orthonormal frame at any point, metric compatibility and c(ej)∗=−c(ej) from [A1] give div⁡V=⟨DSψ,ϕ⟩−⟨ψ,DSϕ⟩ at that point. Both sides are frame-independent scalars, so this identity holds globally. Since M is closed, the divergence theorem gives ∫Mdiv⁡V=0; hence DS is formally symmetric. This does not prove essential self-adjointness or any Sobolev-domain statement.

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