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Text: Here e S 1 (·) denotes the S 1 -equivariant Euler class. As in the cases we have studied earlier, the left hand side of the above formula indicates that when V = L is a line bundle, we should compare the Euler **data** Q d = ϕ ! π * e(V d ), to the Euler **data** given by
P d = c 1 (L),d m=0 (c 1 (L) − mα).
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