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In this volume the author presents, in great detail and with many examples, a basic collection of principles, techniques, and applications needed to conduct independent research in gauge theory and its use in geometry and topology. Complete and self-contained computations of the Seiberg-Witten invariants of most simply connected algebraic surfaces using only Witten's factorization method are included. Also given is a new approach to cutting and pasting Seiberg-Witten invariants, which is illustrated by examples such as the connected sum theorem, the blow-up formula, and a proof of a vanishing result of Fintushel and Stern. The book is a suitable textbook for advanced graduate courses in differential geometry, algebraic topology, basic PDEs and functional analysis.
Introduction xiii
Preliminaries
1(102)
Bundles, connections and characteristic classes
1(15)
Vector bundles and connections
1(11)
Chern-Weil theory
12(4)
Basic facts about elliptic equations
16(11)
Clifford algebras and Dirac operators
27(26)
Clifford algebras and their representations
27(7)
The Spin and Spinc groups
34(6)
Spin and spinc structures
40(6)
Dirac operators associated to spin and spinc structures
46(7)
Complex differential geometry
53(32)
Elementary complex differential geometry
54(14)
Cauchy-Riemann operators
68(12)
Dirac operators on almost Kahler manifolds
80(5)
Fredholm theory
85(18)
Continuous families of elliptic operators
85(15)
Genericity results
100(3)
The Seiberg-Witten Invariants
103(92)
Seiberg-Witten monopoles
103(11)
The Seiberg-Witten equations
103(5)
The functional set-up
108(6)
The structure of the Seiberg-Witten moduli spaces
114(25)
The topology of the moduli spaces
114(5)
The local structure of the moduli spaces
119(12)
Generic smoothness
131(6)
Orientability
137(2)
The structure of the Seiberg-Witten invariants
139(37)
The universal line bundle
139(3)
The case b+2 > 1
142(12)
The case b+2 = 1
154(15)
Some examples
169(7)
Applications
176(19)
The Seiberg-Witten equations on cylinders
176(7)
The Thom conjecture
183(5)
Negative definite smooth 4-manifolds
188(7)
Seiberg-Witten Equations on Complex Surfaces
195(88)
A short trip in complex geometry
195(33)
Basic notions
195(18)
Examples of complex surfaces
213(12)
Kodaira classification of complex surfaces
225(3)
Seiberg-Witten invariants of Kahler surfaces
228(17)
Seiberg-Witten equations on Kahler surfaces
228(5)
Monopoles, vortices and divisors
233(9)
Deformation theory
242(3)
Applications
245(38)
A nonvanishing result
246(6)
Seiberg-Witten invariants of simply connected elliptic surfaces
252(22)
The failure of the h-cobordism theorem in four dimensions
274(1)
Seiberg-Witten equations on symplectic 4-manifolds
275(8)
Gluing Techniques
283(188)
Elliptic equations on manifolds with cylindrical ends
283(45)
Manifolds with cylindrical ends
283(3)
The Atiyah-Patodi-Singer index theorem
286(6)
Eta invariants and spectral flows
292(6)
The Lockhart-McOwen theory
298(5)
Abstract linear gluing results
303(6)
Examples
309(19)
Finite energy monopoles
328(40)
Regularity
328(2)
Three-dimensional monopoles
330(8)
Asymptotic behavior. Part I
338(6)
Asymptotic behavior. Part II
344(15)
Proofs of some technical results
359(9)
Moduli spaces of finite energy monopoles: Local aspects
368(41)
Functional set-up
368(15)
The Kuranishi picture
383(14)
Virtual dimensions
397(7)
Reducible finite energy monopoles
404(5)
Moduli spaces of finite energy monopoles: Global aspects
409(19)
Genericity results
409(3)
Compactness properties
412(13)
Orientability issues
425(3)
Cutting and pasting of monopoles
428(32)
Some basic gluing constructions
429(6)
Gluing monopoles: Local theory
435(12)
The local surjectivity of the gluing construction
447(4)
Gluing monopoles: Global theory
451(9)
Applications
460(11)
Vanishing results
461(4)
Blow-up formula
465(6)
Epilogue 471(2)
Bibliography 473(8)
Index 481