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Atlas.GeometryOfManifolds.code.DolbeaultHodgeMathlib

The space $\Omega^k(\mathbb{R}^n)$ of (continuous) differential $k$-forms on Euclidean $n$-space, modelled as maps from points to continuous alternating $k$-linear forms.

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    noncomputable instance DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.instAddCommGroup (n k : ) :

    Pointwise additive group structure on $k$-forms.

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    noncomputable instance DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.instModule (n k : ) :

    Pointwise $\mathbb{R}$-module structure on $k$-forms.

    Axiomatic $L^2$ inner product on differential forms of each degree, satisfying positivity, symmetry, and bilinearity.

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      Mathlib Inner instance built from the axiomatic $L^2$ inner product.

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        Build a PreInnerProductSpace.Core from an L2InnerProduct, giving access to Mathlib's inner-product-space machinery.

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          The seminormed group structure on $\Omega^k$ induced by the $L^2$ inner product.

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            The Mathlib InnerProductSpace structure on $\Omega^k$ induced by the $L^2$ inner product.

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              Compatibility: the explicit ip.inner equals the Mathlib-derived Inner.inner.

              Axiomatic Dolbeault data: the operators $\bar\partial$, its formal adjoint $\bar\partial^*$, and the $\bar\partial$-Laplacian $\bar\square = \bar\partial \bar\partial^* + \bar\partial^* \bar\partial$, satisfying $\bar\partial^2 = 0$ and linearity.

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                The adjointness relation $\langle \bar\partial \alpha, \beta \rangle = \langle \alpha, \bar\partial^* \beta \rangle$ between $\bar\partial$ and $\bar\partial^*$.

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                  theorem DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.harmonic_is_delbar_closed {n : } (ip : L2InnerProduct n) (dol : DolbeaultData n) (hadj : HasDelbarAdjoint ip dol) {k : } (h : DiffForm n (k + 1)) (hBox : dol.box_bar h = 0) :
                  dol.delbar h = 0

                  A $\bar\square$-harmonic form is $\bar\partial$-closed: $\bar\square h = 0 \Rightarrow \bar\partial h = 0$.

                  theorem DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.harmonic_is_delbar_star_zero {n : } (ip : L2InnerProduct n) (dol : DolbeaultData n) (hadj : HasDelbarAdjoint ip dol) {k : } (h : DiffForm n (k + 1)) (hBox : dol.box_bar h = 0) :
                  dol.delbar_star h = 0

                  A $\bar\square$-harmonic form is annihilated by $\bar\partial^*$: $\bar\square h = 0 \Rightarrow \bar\partial^* h = 0$.

                  theorem DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.box_bar_harmonic_unique {n : } (ip : L2InnerProduct n) (dol : DolbeaultData n) (hadj : HasDelbarAdjoint ip dol) {k : } (h₁ h₂ : DiffForm n (k + 1)) (hHarm₁ : dol.box_bar h₁ = 0) (hHarm₂ : dol.box_bar h₂ = 0) (a b : DiffForm n k) (hcohom : h₁ + dol.delbar a = h₂ + dol.delbar b) :
                  h₁ = h₂

                  Uniqueness of the harmonic representative: if $h_1 + \bar\partial a = h_2 + \bar\partial b$ with $h_1, h_2$ both $\bar\square$-harmonic, then $h_1 = h_2$.

                  theorem DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.dolbeault_existence {n k : } (ip : L2InnerProduct n) (dol : DolbeaultData n) (hadj : HasDelbarAdjoint ip dol) (α : DiffForm n (k + 1)) (hclosed : dol.delbar α = 0) :
                  ∃ (h : DiffForm n (k + 1)) (β : DiffForm n k), dol.box_bar h = 0 α = h + dol.delbar β

                  Existence in Hodge–Dolbeault decomposition: every $\bar\partial$-closed form $\alpha$ has a decomposition $\alpha = h + \bar\partial \beta$ with $h$ harmonic ($\bar\square h = 0$).

                  theorem DolbeaultHodgeMathlib.dolbeault_cohomology_iso_harmonic {n : } (ip : L2InnerProduct n) (dol : DolbeaultData n) (hadj : HasDelbarAdjoint ip dol) (k : ) :
                  (∀ (α : DiffForm n (k + 1)), dol.delbar α = 0∃! h : DiffForm n (k + 1), dol.box_bar h = 0 ∃ (β : DiffForm n k), α = h + dol.delbar β) (∀ (h : DiffForm n (k + 1)), dol.box_bar h = 0dol.delbar h = 0) (∀ (h₁ h₂ : DiffForm n (k + 1)), dol.box_bar h₁ = 0dol.box_bar h₂ = 0∀ (a b : DiffForm n k), h₁ + dol.delbar a = h₂ + dol.delbar bh₁ = h₂) ∀ (h : DiffForm n (k + 1)), dol.box_bar h = 0∃ (β : DiffForm n k), h = h + dol.delbar β

                  Dolbeault cohomology is isomorphic to harmonic forms: $H^{p,q}_{\bar\partial}(M) \cong \mathcal{H}^{p,q}_{\bar\square}$ — existence and uniqueness of harmonic representative, harmonic implies $\bar\partial$-closed, and trivial-coboundary witness.