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First of all we must decide what it means for a C ∗ -algebra to be KK-contractible, i.e., KK-equivalent to 0. We do this first for E-theory in Section 2 and then modify the approach

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http://irma.math.unistra.fr/~bugeaud/travaux/kit.pdf. Linear forms in two and three logarithms and interpola- tion determinants. Ram; Esmonde, Jody. Problems in algebraic number

To put our work in context, we cite a few results from the literature on perfect powers and S-integral points in linear recurrent sequences and on elliptic curves (the analogy

We show how they apply to the higher index theory for coverings and to flat foliated bundles, and prove an index theorem for C ∗ -dynamical systems associ- ated to actions of compact

To complete the proof of the lemma we need to obtain a similar estimate for the second integral on the RHS of (2.33).. Hence we need to concern ourselves with the second integral on

In view of the result by Amann and Kennard [AmK14, Theorem A] it suffices to show that the elliptic genus vanishes, when the torus fixed point set consists of two isolated fixed

We develop three concepts as applications of Theorem 1.1, where the dual objects pre- sented here give respectively a notion of unoriented Kantorovich duality, a notion of