Elements in Kcₚₜ(X) are represented by formal difference of vector bundles trivialized outside a compact set. By definition Kcₚₜ(E) =ˉK(Th(E)). By the discussion above,Kˉ*cₚₜ (E)is a Kˉ*cₚₜ(M)-module.
We say that a class u ∈ Kcₚₜ(E) is a K-theory orientation of E if Kˉ*cₚₜ(E) is a free Kˉ*cₚₜ(M)-module with generator u.A class u ∈ Kcₚₜ(E) is said to have the Bott periodicity property if u determines a K-theory orientation in any local trivialization of E over a closed subset C ⊂ M.
One can verify that,as the trivial case above,d(π*(∧*(E))) has the Bott periodicity property.
We claim that if the base space is compact and u ∈ Kcₚₜ(E)has the Bott periodicity property,then u ∈ Kcₚₜ(E) is a K-theory orientation of E.Pick a covering of M by finitely many closed subsets such that E is trivial when restricted to any of them. For the theory Kˉ*cₚₜ,there exists Mayer-Vietories sequence as well. ∪sing Mayer-Vietories sequence and five lemma, we construct the desired isomorphism for A∪B from the known isomorphisms for A,B,A∩B. Using induction,the proof is completed.
In particular,the mapping
ψ:K(M)=Kcₚₜ (M) → K (E,E₀)=ˉK(Th(E))=Kcₚₜ(E),
α ↦ π*α · d(π*(∧*(E)))
is an isomorphism.
2 Atiyah-Singer Index Theorem
2.1 Analytical index
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