A typeclass packaging the Hodge numbers $h^{p,q}(M)$ and Betti numbers $b_k(M)$ of a compact Kähler manifold, together with the basic symmetries they satisfy: conjugation symmetry $h^{p,q} = h^{q,p}$, Hodge-star symmetry $h^{p,q} = h^{n-q,\,n-p}$, and the link $b_k = \sum_{p+q=k} h^{p,q}$ from the Hodge decomposition $H^k_{dR}(M,\mathbb{C}) = \bigoplus_{p+q=k} H^{p,q}_{\bar\partial}(M)$.
- complexDim : ℕ
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Conjugation symmetry of Hodge numbers on a compact Kähler manifold: $h^{p,q}(M) = h^{q,p}(M)$.
Hodge decomposition consequence: on a compact Kähler manifold the $k$-th Betti number decomposes as a sum of Hodge numbers, $b_k(M) = \sum_{p+q=k} h^{p,q}(M)$.
On a compact Kähler manifold, all odd Betti numbers are even: for odd $k$, $b_k(M) = 2m$ for some $m \in \mathbb{N}$. This follows from the Hodge decomposition together with the conjugation symmetry $h^{p,q} = h^{q,p}$.
A cohomology structure equipped with iterated Lefschetz operators $L^m : H^k(M) \to H^{k+2m}(M)$. On a compact Kähler manifold these are the linear maps appearing in the Hard Lefschetz theorem.
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A projective embedding datum for a symplectic manifold $(M, \omega)$: an embedding $\iota : M \hookrightarrow N$ into a target carrying a closed form $\omega_N$ such that $\iota^* \omega_N = \omega + d\alpha$ for some $\alpha \in \Omega^1(M)$. This is the existence half of the Kodaira embedding theorem.
- embeddingDim : ℕ
- VF_target : Type u_4
- inst_target : DifferentialFormSpace (Ω_target S) (VF_target S)
- embedding : DFSMorphism Ω VF (Ω_target S) (VF_target S)
- targetForm : Ω_target S 2
- pullback_cohomologous : ∃ (α : Ω 1), embedding.pullback targetForm = S.ω + DifferentialFormSpace.d VF α
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Propositional version of HasProjectiveEmbedding: there exists a target
differential form space, an embedding, and a closed form whose pullback represents
$[\omega]$ in de Rham cohomology.
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The symplectic class $[\omega] \in H^2(M, \mathbb{R})$ is integral and nontrivial: no integer multiple $k\omega$ ($k \neq 0$) is exact. This is the hypothesis of the Kodaira embedding theorem.
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Holomorphic bundle structure: a $(0,1)$-connection operator $\bar\partial_E : \Omega^{0,q}(E) \to \Omega^{0,q+1}(E)$ on $E$-valued forms satisfying the integrability condition $\bar\partial_E^2 = 0$.
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A holomorphic section of a holomorphic bundle: a section $\sigma$ such that $\bar\partial_E \sigma = 0$.
- section_ : Sections
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A Hermitian metric datum on a line bundle, represented abstractly by an invertible element $h \in R$ in a ring of bundle endomorphisms.
- h : R
- h_inv : R
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Data attached to a Hermitian line bundle: a closed curvature $2$-form $R^\nabla \in \Omega^2(M)$ representing $2\pi \cdot c_1(L) \in H^2(M, \mathbb{R})$.
- curvature : Ω 2
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A line bundle $L$ is ample if its curvature form is nondegenerate, i.e. $X \mapsto \iota_X R^\nabla$ is injective. Geometrically this expresses positivity of $c_1(L)$.
- positive_curvature : Function.Injective fun (X : VF) => DifferentialFormSpace.ι X L.curvature
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A line bundle is very ample if its global sections separate points, giving an embedding into projective space; the curvature is still positive and there exist nontrivial sections distinguishing points.
- sections_give_embedding : Function.Injective fun (X : VF) => DifferentialFormSpace.ι X L.curvature
- has_sections : ∃ (s₁ : Ω 0) (s₂ : Ω 0), s₁ ≠ s₂ ∧ DifferentialFormSpace.d VF s₁ ≠ DifferentialFormSpace.d VF s₂
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A $2$-form $\omega$ is a Kähler form if it is closed ($d\omega = 0$) and nondegenerate ($X \mapsto \iota_X \omega$ is injective).
- nondegenerate : Function.Injective fun (X : VF) => DifferentialFormSpace.ι X ω
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An approximately-holomorphic family of sections of a line bundle $L$: for each $k$ and each point $p$, a section $s_{k,p} \in \Omega^0(L^k)$. Used in Donaldson's construction of approximately holomorphic sections.
- L : LineBundleData
- section_ : ℕ → VF → Ω 0
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An $L^2$-norm structure on differential forms: a seminorm $\|\cdot\|_{L^2}$ on each $\Omega^p$ satisfying the triangle inequality and the scaling law $\|r\cdot\alpha\|_{L^2} = |r|\cdot\|\alpha\|_{L^2}$.
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A scale-weighted $C^r$ sup-norm on sections: for each scale $k$ and order $r$, a seminorm $\|s\|_{k,r}$ controlling derivatives up to order $r$ with weights appropriate to the scale-$k$ geometry (used in Donaldson estimates).
- weighted_supnorm_add (k r : ℕ) (s t : Ω 0) : weighted_supnorm VF k r (s + t) ≤ weighted_supnorm VF k r s + weighted_supnorm VF k r t
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Pointwise evaluation of $0$-forms (i.e. functions/sections): a map $(x, s) \mapsto |s(x)|$ taking nonnegative values and bounded by the weighted $C^0$ sup-norm.
- peval : VF → Ω 0 → ℝ
- peval_le_supnorm (wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω) (x : VF) (k : ℕ) (s : Ω 0) : peval x s ≤ WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k 0 s
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A distance function on the manifold (representing the Riemannian/Kähler metric distance), satisfying the standard axioms of a pseudo-metric: nonnegativity, symmetry, $d(p,p) = 0$, and the triangle inequality.
- mdist : VF → VF → ℝ
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A section family is uniformly bounded if its derivatives in every weighted $C^r$ norm are bounded uniformly in $k$ and $p$.
- deriv_bounded : ∃ (wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω), ∀ (r : ℕ), ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (fam.section_ k p) ≤ C_r
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A section family is approximately holomorphic: $\bar\partial s_{k,p}$ is exact and its $L^2$-norm decays like $1/\sqrt{k}$, which is the precise Donaldson approximate-holomorphicity condition.
- delbar_exact (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF) : ∃ (β : Ω 0), dol.delbar (fam.section_ k p) = DifferentialFormSpace.d VF β
- delbar_l2_decay : ∃ (l2 : L2NormSpace Ω), ∃ C > 0, ∀ (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar (fam.section_ k p)) ≤ C / √↑k
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A section family is uniformly concentrated: distinct base points give distinct sections, the sections exhibit Gaussian decay $|s_{k,p}(x)| \lesssim (1 + \sqrt{k}\,d(p,x))^N e^{-\lambda k\, d(p,x)^2}$ away from $p$, and derivative norms are uniformly bounded.
- deriv_norm_bounded : ∃ (wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω), ∀ (r : ℕ), ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (fam.section_ k p) ≤ C_r
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A section family is genuinely holomorphic if $\bar\partial s_{k,p} = 0$ for every $k$ and $p$.
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Existence axiom: a compact symplectic manifold equipped with a compatible almost complex structure admits a family of approximately-holomorphic sections that are simultaneously uniformly bounded, approximately holomorphic, uniformly concentrated, and locally bounded below by Gaussian peaks.
- sections_exist (S : SymplecticManifold Ω VF) (J : AlmostComplexStr) (_hcompat : IsCompatibleACS S J) : ∃ (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily), IsUniformlyBounded fam ∧ IsApproxHolomorphic fam ∧ IsUniformlyConcentrated fam ∧ ∃ (pe : PointwiseEval Ω VF) (md : ManifoldDist VF), ∃ c > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p q : VF), ManifoldDist.mdist p q ≤ 1 / √↑k → c ≤ PointwiseEval.peval q (fam.section_ k p)
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Abstract data for a Weitzenböck decomposition $\bar\square = D + R$, where $D$ is a positive second-order operator and $R$ is a $0$-th order curvature term acting on a vector space of $k$-forms; both are additive.
- D : V → V
- R_term : V → V
- k : ℕ
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A Green operator for the $\bar\partial$-Laplacian: produces a correction $\xi = G(s)$ such that $s + \xi$ is holomorphic and the $L^2$-norm of $\xi$ is controlled by $1/\sqrt{k}$ times the $L^2$-norm of $\bar\partial s$, encoding the spectral gap of $\bar\square$ on $L^k$.
- greenCorrection : ℕ → Ω 0 → Ω 0
- green_l2_sq_bound (k : ℕ) (_hk : k ≠ 0) (s : Ω 0) : ∃ c > 0, L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ c / ↑k * (L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s))
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The hypothesis that $\bar\partial s_{k,p}$ decays exponentially in $k^{1/3}$: $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \le C e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$. This is the form of cutoff-error bound used in Donaldson's argument.
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Cauchy-type estimates for holomorphic sections: weighted $C^r$ norms of a holomorphic section $\xi$ (with $\bar\partial \xi = 0$) are controlled by its $L^2$-norm.
- cauchy_bound (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (ξ : Ω 0), dol.delbar ξ = 0 → WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r ξ ≤ C_r * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF ξ
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Quantitative form of uniform boundedness for a section family with respect to an explicit weighted derivative sup-norm.
- deriv_bound (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (fam.section_ k p) ≤ C_r
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Quantitative form of approximate holomorphicity: $\bar\partial$ of each section is exact and its $L^2$-norm satisfies the explicit $C/\sqrt{k}$ decay bound.
- delbar_exact (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF) : ∃ (β : Ω 0), dol.delbar (fam.section_ k p) = DifferentialFormSpace.d VF β
- delbar_l2_bound : ∃ C > 0, ∀ (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar (fam.section_ k p)) ≤ C / √↑k
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Quantitative form of uniform concentration: distinct base points yield distinct sections, derivative norms are uniformly bounded, and the sections exhibit explicit Gaussian decay away from their peak.
- norm_bounded (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (fam.section_ k p) ≤ C_r
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Two families on the same line bundle are exponentially close if all weighted derivative differences decay like $e^{-\lambda k / 3}$.
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Cube-root version of exponential closeness: the decay rate is $e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$ instead of $e^{-\lambda k}$, which is the natural rate provided by Donaldson's argument.
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Convexity-style comparison: $e^{-\lambda k / 3} \le e^{-(\lambda/3) k^{1/3}}$ for $\lambda > 0$ and all $k \in \mathbb{N}$, used to convert linear decay into cube-root decay.
Linear exponential closeness implies cube-root exponential closeness: the rate $e^{-\lambda k}$ dominates $e^{-(\lambda/3) k^{1/3}}$.
A section family has a uniform local lower bound: each section is nonzero, its weighted $C^0$ norm is uniformly bounded below, and there is a uniform lower bound on $|s_{k,p}(q)|$ when $d(p,q) \le 1/\sqrt{k}$ (the natural scale-$k$ ball).
- lower_bound_exists : ∃ c > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k 0 (fam.section_ k p) ≥ c
- ball_lower_bound : ∃ (pe : PointwiseEval Ω VF) (md : ManifoldDist VF), ∃ c > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p q : VF), ManifoldDist.mdist p q ≤ 1 / √↑k → c ≤ PointwiseEval.peval q (fam.section_ k p)
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Existence of a Green operator with spectral-gap bounds coming from the Kähler curvature estimate. Returns a Green correction $G$ along with a positive geometric constant $C_{geom}$ controlling the $L^2 \to L^2$ norm $\|G\|^2 \le 1/(k - C_{geom}) \cdot \|\bar\partial\|^2$ for $k$ large, and a weaker bound for small $k$.
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Combines a "large $k$" curvature bound (of the form $1/(k - C_{geom})$) with a "small $k$" general bound to produce a single spectral-gap estimate $\|G(s)\|^2 \le (c/k) \|\bar\partial s\|^2$ valid for all $k \ge 1$.
Hodge orthogonality / harmonic projection: on a compact Kähler manifold,
the Green correction $G(s)$ produced by kahler_curvature_lower_bound makes
$s + G(s)$ holomorphic for every $s \in \Omega^0$ and every $k \ne 0$.
Existence of a Green operator on a compact Kähler manifold, packaged from the curvature lower bound, the spectral gap, and Hodge orthogonality.
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Bundled input data for applying Green-operator corrections to a family of approximately-holomorphic sections: a Green operator, a Gaussian decay bound for $\bar\partial$, Cauchy estimates on the correction, an $L^2$-bound on the correction, holomorphicity at $k=0$, and bundle-equality data.
- greenOp : HasGreenOperator Ω l2 dol
- cauchy_estimates (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (s : Ω 0), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ C_r * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s)
- same_bundle_data : LineBundleData
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The Green-corrected section family: replaces each $s_{k,p}$ by $s_{k,p} + G(s_{k,p})$, producing a (genuinely) holomorphic family on the same line bundle.
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The Green-corrected family is genuinely holomorphic: $\bar\partial$ of every
corrected section vanishes (using the Green operator's defining property for
$k \ne 0$ and the hol_at_zero hypothesis for $k = 0$).
The Green-corrected family is exponentially close (at the $k^{1/3}$ rate) to the original family: combining the Cauchy estimates with the exponential $L^2$-bound on the correction gives the required uniform $\|s_{k,p} - s'_{k,p}\|_{k,r} \le C_r e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$ bound.
A "Donaldson correction" witness for a section family: a corrected holomorphic family together with the proof that it is exponentially close (cube-root rate) to the original.
- corrected_family : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily
- is_holomorphic : IsHolomorphicFamily dol self.corrected_family
- is_exp_close : IsExponentiallyCloseCubeRoot wdn fam self.corrected_family
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The PDE infrastructure required to run the Green-correction construction:
a weighted derivative sup-norm, an $L^2$-norm, the Dolbeault operator, and a
recipe for producing GreenCorrectionInput for any section family.
- wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω
- l2 : L2NormSpace Ω
- dol : DolbeaultOps
- greenCorrection (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily) : GreenCorrectionInput wdn l2 dol fam
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A uniform-in-norm constant $c_G > 0$ such that for every $k \ne 0$ and $s \in \Omega^0$, $\|G(s)\|_{L^2}^2 \le (c_G/k)\, \|\bar\partial s\|_{L^2}^2$. This expresses the spectral gap of $\bar\square$ uniformly across $L^k$.
- c_G : ℝ
- uniform_bound (k : ℕ) (hk : k ≠ 0) (s : Ω 0) : L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ self.c_G / ↑k * (L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s))
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Derives an exponential $L^2$-bound on the Green correction from a uniform spectral-gap bound and a Gaussian decay bound on $\bar\partial s_{k,p}$: the output bound is $\|G(s_{k,p})\|_{L^2} \le C_{L^2} e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$.
Assembles a GreenCorrectionInput from its constituent estimates:
a Green operator, uniform spectral-gap constant, Gaussian decay of
$\bar\partial$, Cauchy estimates, $k=0$ holomorphicity, and bundle data.
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Bundled "Gaussian peak section" data on a compatibly-almost-complex symplectic manifold: a line bundle, a section family, and all the analytic infrastructure (norms, pointwise evaluation, distance) together with the uniform bound, Gaussian decay, concentration, and local lower-bound estimates that comprise Donaldson's peak sections.
- L : LineBundleData
- section_ : ℕ → VF → Ω 0
- pe : PointwiseEval Ω VF
- md : ManifoldDist VF
- wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω
- l2 : L2NormSpace Ω
- uniform_bound (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (self.section_ k p) ≤ C_r
- delbar_exact (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF) : ∃ (β : Ω 0), dol.delbar (self.section_ k p) = DifferentialFormSpace.d VF β
- delbar_l2_decay : ∃ C > 0, ∀ (dol : DolbeaultOps) (k : ℕ) (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar (self.section_ k p)) ≤ C / √↑k
- local_lower_bound : ∃ c > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (p q : VF), ManifoldDist.mdist p q ≤ 1 / √↑k → c ≤ PointwiseEval.peval q (self.section_ k p)
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Typeclass assumption that GaussianPeakData is available for a given
compact symplectic manifold with a compatible almost-complex structure.
- peakData : GaussianPeakData S J hcompat
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Existence of Donaldson's Gaussian peak sections, derived directly from the
packaged GaussianPeakData: a uniformly-bounded, approximately-holomorphic,
uniformly-concentrated section family with a local lower bound on Gaussian peaks.
Abstract Weitzenböck decomposition data on a compact symplectic manifold: a Green correction, its holomorphicity property, a spectral-gap squared bound, and a uniform spectral-gap constant $c_G$.
- greenCorrection : ℕ → Ω 0 → Ω 0
- green_l2_sq_bound (k : ℕ) (_hk : k ≠ 0) (s : Ω 0) : ∃ c > 0, L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ c / ↑k * (L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s))
- c_G : ℝ
- uniform_l2_bound (k : ℕ) (_hk : k ≠ 0) (s : Ω 0) : L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ c_G l2 dol / ↑k * (L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s))
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Forget the uniform Weitzenböck constant: a HasWeitzenbockDecomp instance
yields a HasGreenOperator instance.
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Convenience alias: the Green operator obtained from HasWeitzenbockDecomp.
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The uniform Weitzenböck constant $c_G$ extracted from a
HasWeitzenbockDecomp instance.
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Positivity of the Weitzenböck constant: $c_G > 0$.
Uniform $L^2$ bound from the Weitzenböck decomposition: for all $k \ne 0$, $\|G(s)\|_{L^2}^2 \le (c_G/k)\, \|\bar\partial s\|_{L^2}^2$.
Absorption lemma: $A\,t\,e^{-\lambda_0 t} \le C_g\, e^{-\lambda t}$ for some $C_g, \lambda > 0$ and all $t \ge 0$. The polynomial factor $t$ is absorbed into a slightly smaller exponential rate.
Cutoff-localized Gaussian decay data: the $\bar\partial$ of the cutoff
peak section satisfies $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \le A_{\sup}\, k^{1/3} e^{-\lambda_0 k^{1/3}}$. After absorption (via absorb_poly_into_exp) this
becomes the exponential bound used in the Donaldson construction.
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Convert a CutoffGaussianData polynomial-times-exponential bound into a
pure exponential bound: $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \le C_g\, e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$.
Donaldson's PDE-axiom package: provides cutoff Gaussian data for every section family, Cauchy estimates for every Green operator, holomorphicity of the corrected $k=0$ section, and the $L^2$ zero-edge correction bound.
- cutoffGaussianData (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily) : CutoffGaussianData l2 dol fam
- cauchyEstimates (greenOp : HasGreenOperator Ω l2 dol) (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (s : Ω 0), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s) ≤ C_r * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol k s)
- correctionHolAtZero (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily) (p : VF) : dol.delbar (fam.section_ 0 p + HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol 0 (fam.section_ 0 p)) = 0
- correctionL2ZeroEdge (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily) (c_G C_g lam : ℝ) : C_g > 0 → lam > 0 → (∀ (k : ℕ) (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar (fam.section_ k p)) ≤ C_g * Real.exp (-lam * ↑k ^ (1 / 3))) → ∀ (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (HasGreenOperator.greenCorrection l2 dol 0 (fam.section_ 0 p)) ≤ √c_G * C_g * Real.exp (-lam * 0 ^ (1 / 3))
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Pull the cutoff Gaussian data out of the Donaldson PDE-axioms instance.
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Cauchy estimates for the Green correction of any Green operator, taken from the Donaldson PDE axioms.
Exponential ($k^{1/3}$) Gaussian decay of $\bar\partial$ on any section family, derived from the cutoff Gaussian data via absorption.
Cauchy estimates specialized to the Weitzenböck-derived Green operator.
The corrected section at $k = 0$ is holomorphic: $\bar\partial(s_{0,p} + G(s_{0,p})) = 0$.
Trivial wrapper: extract the underlying line bundle data from a section family.
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Reflexivity: fam.L is the same as correction_bundle_data_axiom fam.
Edge case bound: at $k = 0$ the $L^2$-norm of the Green correction is controlled by $\sqrt{c_G}\, C_g\, e^{-\lambda \cdot 0^{1/3}}$, used to initialize the inductive Donaldson construction.
Assemble the full GreenCorrectionInput for a family using the Weitzenböck
decomposition, the cutoff Gaussian decay, Cauchy estimates, and the $k=0$
zero-edge bound provided by the Donaldson PDE axioms.
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Bundles all data needed to run Donaldson's Proposition 1 proof on a compact symplectic manifold with compatible almost-complex structure: a weighted sup-norm, an $L^2$-norm, a Dolbeault operator, Gaussian peak sections, a Weitzenböck decomposition, and the PDE-axioms package.
- wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω
- l2 : L2NormSpace Ω
- dol : DolbeaultOps
- gaussianPeakInst : HasGaussianPeakData Ω S J hcompat
- weitzenbockInst : HasWeitzenbockDecomp Ω (l2 hcompat) (dol hcompat)
- pdeDataInst : HasDonaldsonPDEData Ω (wdn hcompat) (l2 hcompat) (dol hcompat)
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Legacy internal version of Donaldson's Proposition 1: on a compact Kähler
manifold with the full HasDonaldsonProofData, there exist approximately
holomorphic sections with Gaussian peak structure and an exponentially-close
genuinely holomorphic family.
Donaldson's Gaussian peak sections on a compact Kähler manifold, in their externally-facing form: a uniformly-bounded, approximately-holomorphic, uniformly-concentrated family with local lower bounds.
The PDE-axioms package for a Green correction operator on a specific section family: the Green correction, its holomorphicity, the uniform spectral gap, Gaussian decay of $\bar\partial$, Cauchy estimates, $k=0$ holomorphicity, bundle data, and the $L^2$-bound at $k=0$.
- greenCorrection : ℕ → Ω 0 → Ω 0
- uniform_spectral_gap : ∃ C > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ), k ≠ 0 → ∀ (s : Ω 0), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (self.greenCorrection k s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (self.greenCorrection k s) ≤ C / ↑k * (L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s) * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (dol.delbar s))
- cauchy_estimates (r : ℕ) : ∃ C_r > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ) (s : Ω 0), WeightedDerivSupNorm.weighted_supnorm VF k r (self.greenCorrection k s) ≤ C_r * L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (self.greenCorrection k s)
- same_bundle_data : LineBundleData
- correction_l2_at_zero : ∃ B > 0, ∀ (p : VF), L2NormSpace.l2norm VF (self.greenCorrection 0 (fam.section_ 0 p)) ≤ B
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From the uniform spectral gap, Gaussian decay of $\bar\partial$, and the $L^2$-bound at $k = 0$, derive the exponential $L^2$-bound for the Green correction at every $k$: $\|G(s_{k,p})\|_{L^2} \le C_{L^2}\, e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$.
Convert a GreenCorrectionPDEAxioms package into the GreenCorrectionInput
structure used by correctedFamily and the holomorphic-correction theorems.
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Construct the Donaldson Green-correction PDE-axiom package on a compact Kähler manifold by combining the Weitzenböck decomposition with the Donaldson PDE-data infrastructure.
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Existence of a GreenCorrectionInput on a compact Kähler manifold equipped
with the Weitzenböck decomposition and Donaldson PDE data: obtained by
composing donaldson_green_correction_pde_axioms with
GreenCorrectionInput_of_pde_axioms.
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Normalized local section data: a section family together with the pointwise-evaluation and manifold-distance structures, plus a starting index $k_0 \ge 1$ from which all estimates begin to hold.
- pe : PointwiseEval Ω VF
- md : ManifoldDist VF
- k₀ : ℕ
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Existence of normalized local Kähler coordinates with attached approximately holomorphic peak sections, satisfying uniform concentration/boundedness, approximate holomorphicity, and a local lower bound on Gaussian peaks.
Smooth cutoff axiom on a compact manifold: after multiplying the peak sections by a suitable cutoff, $\bar\partial$ of the resulting sections has cube-root exponential decay $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \le C_g e^{-\lambda k^{1/3}}$.
Repackaging of kahler_normal_coordinates_with_section: there exists a
normalized local section family that is uniformly concentrated, uniformly
bounded, approximately holomorphic, and locally bounded below by Gaussian peaks.
$\bar\partial$ estimate for the peak sections: the cube-root exponential decay bound on $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2}$, obtained from the smooth-cutoff axiom.
Combined existence statement: on a compact Kähler manifold there exist peak sections together with both the local lower-bound (Gaussian peak) and the $\bar\partial$ cube-root exponential decay bound.
Cauchy estimates for the Green-corrected sections on a compact Kähler manifold: weighted $C^r$ norms of the Green correction are bounded by the $L^2$-norm of $\bar\partial s$, and the corrected $k=0$ section is holomorphic.
Donaldson's $\bar\partial$-correction theorem: given a section family with cube-root exponential $\bar\partial$ decay, there exists an exponentially close genuinely holomorphic family on the same line bundle, with controlled weighted $C^r$ approximation rate.
Donaldson's Proposition 1 with explicit hypotheses: given normalized coordinates, cutoff Gaussian decay, curvature lower bound, Hodge orthogonality and Cauchy estimates, there exists an exponentially-close holomorphic family approximating the peak sections at the cube-root rate.
Donaldson's Proposition 1 (book statement): on a compact Kähler manifold $(M, \omega, J)$ with normalized coordinates, the line bundles $L^k$ admit approximately holomorphic Gaussian peak sections and, for $k$ sufficiently large, there is a genuinely holomorphic family exponentially close (at the cube-root rate) to the peak sections.
Linear-decay variant of the cutoff $\bar\partial$ bound: $\|\bar\partial s_{k,p}\|_{L^2} \le C_g\, e^{-\lambda k / 3}$.
Weighted-norm Green correction theorem: for any section family on a compact Kähler manifold, the Green correction yields a holomorphic family $\text{fam}'$ on the same line bundle with weighted $C^r$ differences controlled by the $L^2$-norm of $\bar\partial s_{k,p}$.
Donaldson holomorphic approximation theorem (linear decay version): an approximately holomorphic, uniformly bounded/concentrated section family with a local lower bound admits an exponentially-close (rate $e^{-\lambda k / 3}$) genuinely holomorphic family.
A symplectic manifold admits a "symplectic hypersurface" in the sense of Donaldson's construction: there exist Dolbeault operators, weighted norms, and a family of holomorphic peak sections with uniform Gaussian concentration together with an exponentially-close holomorphic family approximating them. The zero sets of these holomorphic sections give the desired symplectic submanifolds.
- has_holomorphic_peak_sections : ∃ (dol : DolbeaultOps) (wdn : WeightedDerivSupNorm Ω) (k₀ : ℕ) (pe : PointwiseEval Ω VF) (md : ManifoldDist VF) (fam : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily), 1 ≤ k₀ ∧ IsUniformlyBounded fam ∧ IsApproxHolomorphic fam ∧ IsUniformlyConcentrated fam ∧ (∃ c > 0, ∀ (k : ℕ), k₀ < k → ∀ (p q : VF), ManifoldDist.mdist p q ≤ 1 / √↑k → c ≤ PointwiseEval.peval q (fam.section_ k p)) ∧ ∃ (fam' : ApproxHolomorphicSectionFamily), IsHolomorphicFamily dol fam' ∧ IsExponentiallyCloseCubeRoot wdn fam fam'