One easily check that as before,ˉ∂ defines an elliptic complex of differential operators for each fixed p. This is called the Dolbeault complex. Let Hᴾ,q be the q-th cohomology group of this complex,and hᴾ,q be its dimension.
Definition 5 For fired p,χᴾ;=∑ⁿq₌₀(–1)q h ᴾ,q is defined to be the αnαlyticαl index of ˉ∂. χ⁰ is αlso cαlled the αrithmetic genus.
Now we would like to find what the topological index is by the index theorem. First set p=0.
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∧qT*=AqT. By the calculations in the former subsection we have
ₙ ₙ
∑ch(∧ᵏT) · tᵏ=∏(1+teˣⁱ).
ₖ₌₀ ᵢ₌₁
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Thus
ₘ
χ⁰=〈((∑(–1)ⁱ · ch(∧ᵏT)
ᵢ₌₀
ₙ xⱼ 1
∏(─── · ───)),[X]〉
ⱼ₌₁ 1 – e⁻ˣʲ 1 – e⁻ˣʲ
ₙ xⱼ
=〈∏(───)),[X]〉
ⱼ₌₁ 1 – e⁻ˣʲ
=Td(T)[X]=Td(X).
For general p,define χy=∑ⁿₚ₌₀ χᴾ·yᴾ to be a formal linear combination of χᴾ. Formally χy is the analytical index of the elliptic complex (Cq,ˉ∂),whose direct summands consist of yᴾ copies of the p-th complex for each p, i.e. Cq=⨁ₚyᴾ · ∧ᴾ,q.
Thus
∑(–1)q ch(Cq)=∑(–1)q yᴾ ch(∧ᴾT*)ch(∧qT)
p,q
= (∑(–1)q ch(∧q T))(∑ yᴾch(∧ᴾT*))
q p
=∏(1 – eˣʲ)(1+ye⁻ˣʲ),
ⱼ
and consequently
ₙ xⱼ
χy=∏((1+y · e⁻ˣʲ) ───) [X].
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