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Circle actions on unitary manifolds with discrete fixed point sets

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In this paper, we prove various results for circle actions on compact unitary manifolds with discrete fixed point sets, generalizing results for almost complex manifolds. For a circle action on a compact unitary manifold with a discrete fixed point set, we prove relationships between the weights at the fixed points. As a consequence, we show that there is a multigraph that encodes the fixed point data (a collection of multisets of weights at the fixed points) of the manifold; this can be used to study unitary $S^1$-manifolds in terms of multigraphs. We derive results regarding the first equivariant Chern class, obtaining a lower bound on the number of fixed points under an assumption on a manifold. We determine the Hirzebruch $\chi_y$-genus of a compact unitary manifold admitting a semi-free $S^1$-action, and obtain a lower bound on the number of fixed points.

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Donghoon Jang. 2021-04-30. Circle actions on unitary manifolds with discrete fixed point sets. https://doi.org/10.1512/iumj.2023.72.9593

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