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Curvature / Algebraic topology / Differential topology / Riemannian geometry / Mathematical physics / Genus of a multiplicative sequence / Sectional curvature / Spin structure / AtiyahSinger index theorem / Holonomy / Topological modular forms / Pontryagin class
Date: 2009-07-03 07:53:58
Curvature
Algebraic topology
Differential topology
Riemannian geometry
Mathematical physics
Genus of a multiplicative sequence
Sectional curvature
Spin structure
AtiyahSinger index theorem
Holonomy
Topological modular forms
Pontryagin class

Contemporary Mathematics Some geometric properties of the Witten genus Anand Dessai Abstract. We give a survey on geometric properties of the Witten genus. The survey focuses on relations between the Witten genus, group

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