Talk:Surgery obstruction map I (Ex)
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We take and consider various bundle reductions of the normal bundle:
The normal map
gives the base point of
.
The surgery obstruction of a normal map
covered by
equals
![\displaystyle sign(M)-sign(X)=\langle L(-\xi),[X]\rangle -1,](/images/math/d/8/f/d8febae47669cecd42e595ef561dc19e.png)
so it depends only on the bundle over .
There are fiber homotopically trivial bundles on
corresponding to classes in
which restrict to any given class in
, since the corresponding Atiyah-Hirzebruch spectral sequence
collapses.
From another exercise we know that on
we have such vector bundles with first Pontryagin class
times the generator of
.
This means that on
we have vector bundles
whose sphere bundles are fiber homotopically trivial, by fiber homotopy equivalences
. Then
is the sum of
and
in
with respect to the Whitney sum.
Now we compute
![\displaystyle \sigma(\xi_1,\phi_1)+\sigma(\xi_2,\phi_2) - \sigma(\xi_1\oplus\xi_2,\phi_i * \phi_2) = \langle L(TX\oplus\xi_1), [X] \rangle + \langle L(TX\oplus\xi_2), [X] \rangle - \langle L(TX\oplus\xi_1\oplus\xi_2), [X] \rangle -\langle L(TX), [X] \rangle.](/images/math/1/1/4/1149e69668242ea437b9112be3462b6b.png)