This paper deals with two things. First, the cohomology of canonical extensions of real topological toric manifolds is computed when coefficient ring G is a commutative ring in which 2 is unit in G. Second, the author...This paper deals with two things. First, the cohomology of canonical extensions of real topological toric manifolds is computed when coefficient ring G is a commutative ring in which 2 is unit in G. Second, the author focuses on a specific canonical extensions called doublings and presents their various properties. They include existence of infinitely many real topological toric manifolds admitting complex structures, and a way to construct infinitely many real toric manifolds which have an odd torsion in their cohomology groups.Moreover, some questions about real topological toric manifolds related to Halperin's toral rank conjecture are presented.展开更多
文摘This paper deals with two things. First, the cohomology of canonical extensions of real topological toric manifolds is computed when coefficient ring G is a commutative ring in which 2 is unit in G. Second, the author focuses on a specific canonical extensions called doublings and presents their various properties. They include existence of infinitely many real topological toric manifolds admitting complex structures, and a way to construct infinitely many real toric manifolds which have an odd torsion in their cohomology groups.Moreover, some questions about real topological toric manifolds related to Halperin's toral rank conjecture are presented.
