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Special cycles in compact locally Hermitian symmetric spaces of type III associated with the Lie group $SO_0(2,m)$

Ankita Pal, Pampa Paul

TL;DR

This work analyzes special geometric cycles in compact locally Hermitian symmetric spaces associated with G = SO_0(2,m) by exploiting involutions σ commuting with the Cartan involution to produce fixed-point cycles. It couples Millson–Raghunathan’s results on non-zero cohomology classes with Matsushima’s isomorphism to connect these cycles to automorphic representations, and it systematically identifies, for each A_q with trivial infinitesimal character, which cycles contribute or do not contribute to the cohomology. The authors construct cocompact arithmetic lattices over a totally real field, classify the relevant involutions (via Vogan diagrams), and determine orientation-preserving properties of the corresponding fixed-point subgroups. By integrating these geometric cycles with the representation-theoretic framework of cohomologically induced representations, the paper provides a concrete bridge between the geometry of special cycles and the automorphic spectrum for G = SO_0(2,m).

Abstract

Let $G = SO_0(2,m),$ the connected component of the Lie group $SO(2,m);\ K = SO(2) \times SO(m),$ a maximal compact subgroup of $G;$ and $θ$ be the associated Cartan involution of $G.$ Let $X = G/K,\ \frak{g}_0$ be the Lie algebra of $G$ and $\frak{g} = \frak{g}_0^\mathbb{C}.$ In this article, we have considered the special cycles associated with all possible involutions of $G$ commuting with $θ.$ We have determined the special cycles which give non-zero cohomology classes in $H^*(Γ\backslash X; \mathbb{C})$ for some $θ$-stable torsion-free arithmetic uniform lattice $Γ$ in $G,$ by a result of Millson and Raghunathan. For each cohomologically induced representation $A_\frak{q}$ with trivial infinitesimal character, we have determined the special cycles for which the non-zero cohomology class has no $A_\frak{q}$-component, via Matsushima's isomorphism.

Special cycles in compact locally Hermitian symmetric spaces of type III associated with the Lie group $SO_0(2,m)$

TL;DR

This work analyzes special geometric cycles in compact locally Hermitian symmetric spaces associated with G = SO_0(2,m) by exploiting involutions σ commuting with the Cartan involution to produce fixed-point cycles. It couples Millson–Raghunathan’s results on non-zero cohomology classes with Matsushima’s isomorphism to connect these cycles to automorphic representations, and it systematically identifies, for each A_q with trivial infinitesimal character, which cycles contribute or do not contribute to the cohomology. The authors construct cocompact arithmetic lattices over a totally real field, classify the relevant involutions (via Vogan diagrams), and determine orientation-preserving properties of the corresponding fixed-point subgroups. By integrating these geometric cycles with the representation-theoretic framework of cohomologically induced representations, the paper provides a concrete bridge between the geometry of special cycles and the automorphic spectrum for G = SO_0(2,m).

Abstract

Let the connected component of the Lie group a maximal compact subgroup of and be the associated Cartan involution of Let be the Lie algebra of and In this article, we have considered the special cycles associated with all possible involutions of commuting with We have determined the special cycles which give non-zero cohomology classes in for some -stable torsion-free arithmetic uniform lattice in by a result of Millson and Raghunathan. For each cohomologically induced representation with trivial infinitesimal character, we have determined the special cycles for which the non-zero cohomology class has no -component, via Matsushima's isomorphism.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 9 sections, 4 theorems, 40 equations, 1 figure, 5 tables.

Key Result

Theorem 1.1

For each $\sigma \neq \tau_p (1 \le p \le l)$ in Table inv1 for $m = 2l-1,$ or for each $\sigma$ in Table inv2 for $m = 2l-2,$ there exists a torsion-free, $\langle \sigma , \theta \rangle$-stable, arithmetic, uniform lattice $\Gamma_\sigma$ of $G$ such that the cohomology classes defined by $[C(\si

Figures (1)

  • Figure 1: Dynkin diagram of $\frak{g} \cong \frak{so}(m+2, \mathbb{C})$

Theorems & Definitions (8)

  • Theorem 1.1
  • Remark 2.1
  • Proposition 3.1
  • Lemma 4.1
  • proof
  • Proposition 4.2
  • Remark 6.1
  • Remark 6.2