A complex-linear structure on the spaces of differential forms.
Equips each $\Omega^p$ with a scalar multiplication by $\mathbb{C}$ compatible with the existing $\mathbb{R}$-module structure.
- complexSmul_add {p : ℕ} (z : ℂ) (ω₁ ω₂ : Ω p) : self.complexSmul z (ω₁ + ω₂) = self.complexSmul z ω₁ + self.complexSmul z ω₂
- complexSmul_mul {p : ℕ} (z w : ℂ) (ω : Ω p) : self.complexSmul z (self.complexSmul w ω) = self.complexSmul (z * w) ω
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The Hodge star operator $*: \Omega^p \to \Omega^p$ (a simplified involution version); on an oriented Riemannian $n$-manifold it normally maps $\Omega^k \to \Omega^{n-k}$.
- star {p : ℕ} : Ω p → Ω p
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The codifferential $d^*: \Omega^k \to \Omega^{k-1}$, the formal $L^2$-adjoint of $d$.
On an oriented Riemannian $n$-manifold, $d^* = (-1)^{n(k-1)+1} * d *$ where $*$ is the Hodge star and the sign factor satisfies $(\text{sign})^2 = 1$.
- hodge : HodgeStar
- manifold_dim : ℕ
- star_deg {k : ℕ} : k ≤ self.manifold_dim → Ω k → Ω (self.manifold_dim - k)
- star_deg_star_deg {k : ℕ} (hk : k ≤ self.manifold_dim) (hk' : self.manifold_dim - k ≤ self.manifold_dim := by omega) (α : Ω k) : cast ⋯ (self.star_deg hk' (self.star_deg hk α)) = α
- dstar_formula {p : ℕ} (h : p + 1 ≤ self.manifold_dim) (ω : Ω (p + 1)) : self.dstar ω = self.sign_factor (p + 1) • cast ⋯ (self.star_deg ⋯ (DifferentialFormSpace.d VF (self.star_deg h ω)))
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Restates the explicit formula $d^*\omega = (-1)^{n(k-1)+1} * d * \omega$ for the codifferential in terms of the Hodge star, packaged from the structure data.
The composite $* \circ d \circ *: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^p$ (without the sign factor), the geometric content of the codifferential.
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The Hodge–de Rham Laplacian $\Delta = dd^* + d^*d: \Omega^k \to \Omega^k$.
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A form $\alpha$ is harmonic if $\Delta \alpha = 0$.
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Synonym for IsHarmonic: the form $\alpha$ is harmonic.
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The space $\mathcal{H}^{p+1} = \{\alpha \in \Omega^{p+1} : \Delta \alpha = 0\}$ of harmonic forms of degree $p+1$.
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The $L^2$ inner product on differential forms: a symmetric, positive-definite, $\mathbb{R}$-bilinear form $\langle \cdot, \cdot \rangle$ on each $\Omega^p$ for which $d$ and $d^*$ are mutually adjoint, i.e. $\langle d\alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, d^*\beta\rangle$.
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Packages the $L^2$ inner product as a Mathlib Inner ℝ instance on $\Omega^p$.
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The $L^2$ inner product satisfies the standard inner-product axioms: symmetry, additivity in the first slot, scalar homogeneity, non-negativity and positive-definiteness.
The codifferential vanishes on zero: $d^*(0) = 0$.
The $L^2$ inner product vanishes when its first argument is zero: $\langle 0, \alpha\rangle = 0$.
On a compact oriented Riemannian manifold, a form $\alpha$ is harmonic iff it is both closed and coclosed: $\Delta\alpha = 0 \iff d\alpha = 0 \text{ and } d^*\alpha = 0$.
Auxiliary data packaging the formal adjoints $\partial^*$ and $\bar\partial^*$ together with the decomposition $d^* = \partial^* + \bar\partial^*$.
- delbar_star_add {p : ℕ} (α β : Ω (p + 1)) : self.delbar_star (α + β) = self.delbar_star α + self.delbar_star β
- delbar_star_smul {p : ℕ} (r : ℝ) (α : Ω (p + 1)) : self.delbar_star (r • α) = r • self.delbar_star α
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The $\bar\partial$-Laplacian $\bar\square = \bar\partial\bar\partial^* + \bar\partial^*\bar\partial$ on $(p,q)$-forms.
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The $\partial$-Laplacian $\square = \partial\partial^* + \partial^*\partial$.
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Wells' anticommutation identities for the Dolbeault adjoint operators on a Kähler manifold: $\partial\bar\partial^* + \bar\partial^*\partial = 0$ and $\bar\partial\partial^* + \partial^*\bar\partial = 0$, plus an expansion identity.
- del_delbar_star_anticommute {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : dol.del (dol_lap.delbar_star α) + dol_lap.delbar_star (dol.del α) = 0
- wells_expansion {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : dol.del (dol_lap.del_star α) + dol_lap.del_star (dol.del α) + (dol.del (dol_lap.delbar_star α) + dol_lap.delbar_star (dol.del α)) - (dol.delbar (dol_lap.del_star α) + dol_lap.del_star (dol.delbar α)) - (dol.delbar (dol_lap.delbar_star α) + dol_lap.delbar_star (dol.delbar α)) = 0
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On a Kähler manifold, the two Dolbeault Laplacians agree: $\square = \bar\square$.
Auxiliary version using abstract box, box_bar, del_star, delbar_star parameters
together with Wells' identities.
Extracts the Wells anticommutation $\partial \bar\partial^* + \bar\partial^* \partial = 0$ from the structure of Kähler identities.
Extracts the Wells anticommutation $\bar\partial \partial^* + \partial^* \bar\partial = 0$ from the structure of Kähler identities.
On a Kähler manifold, $\Delta = 2\bar\square$ acting on $(p,q)$-forms; concretely $\bar\square \alpha + \bar\square \alpha = \Delta \alpha$.
Restatement of $2\bar\square = \Delta$ on Kähler manifolds (given as a hypothesis here) in the form $\bar\square \alpha + \bar\square \alpha = \Delta \alpha$.
On a Kähler manifold, $\Delta = \square + \bar\square$ as a consequence of the anticommutation identities for the Dolbeault adjoints.
On a Kähler manifold the two Dolbeault Laplacians are equal: $\square = \bar\square$, deduced from $\Delta = \square + \bar\square$ and $\Delta = 2\bar\square$.
The Kähler Laplacian identity: $\Delta = 2\square = 2\bar\square$ and $\square = \bar\square$ on a Kähler manifold, packaged together.
The Hodge bigrading on an almost-complex manifold of complex dimension $n$: a decomposition $\Omega^k = \bigoplus_{p+q=k} \Omega^{p,q}$ with the Hodge star acting as $* : \Omega^{p,q} \to \Omega^{n-q, n-p}$.
- incl_injective (p q : ℕ) : Function.Injective (self.incl p q)
- star_abc_decomp {p' q' : ℕ} (hp' : p' ≤ n) (hq' : q' ≤ n) (β : self.Ω_pq p' q') : ∃ (a : ℕ) (b : ℕ) (c : ℕ) (ha : a + c = p') (hb : b + c = q') (habc : a + b + c ≤ n) (γ : self.Ω_pq (a + (n - a - b - c)) (b + (n - a - b - c))), self.incl (a + (n - a - b - c)) (b + (n - a - b - c)) γ = cast ⋯ (self.star_total ⋯ (self.incl p' q' β))
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Data witnessing that on a Kähler manifold, $\bar\square$ and $\Delta$ preserve the $(p,q)$ bigrading, and that every harmonic form decomposes into harmonic $(p,q)$-components.
- harmonic_bigrading_decomposition {k : ℕ} (h_form : Ω (k + 1)) (_h_harmonic : laplacian cod h_form = 0) : ∃ (component : Fin (k + 2) → Ω (k + 1)), (∀ (j : Fin (k + 2)), ∃ (ω : bg.Ω_pq (↑j) (k + 1 - ↑j)), cast ⋯ (bg.incl (↑j) (k + 1 - ↑j) ω) = component j) ∧ (∀ (j : Fin (k + 2)), dol.del (component j) = 0) ∧ (∀ (j : Fin (k + 2)), dol.delbar (component j) = 0) ∧ (∀ (j : Fin (k + 2)), laplacian cod (component j) = 0) ∧ h_form = Finset.univ.sum component
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On a Kähler manifold, the Laplacian $\Delta$ preserves the Hodge $(p,q)$ bigrading, deduced from the fact that $\bar\square$ preserves it and $\Delta = 2\bar\square$.
On a Kähler manifold a form is $\Delta$-harmonic iff it is $\bar\square$-harmonic: $\Delta \alpha = 0 \iff \bar\square \alpha = 0$. This gives the identification $\mathcal{H}^k = \bigoplus_{p+q=k} \mathcal{H}^{p,q}_{\bar\square}$.
The Lefschetz operator $L: \Omega^p \to \Omega^{p+2}$, $\alpha \mapsto \omega \wedge \alpha$ on a symplectic manifold; it commutes with $d$.
- d_commutes {p : ℕ} (α : Ω p) : self.L_op (DifferentialFormSpace.d VF α) = DifferentialFormSpace.d VF (self.L_op α)
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The dual Lefschetz operator $\Lambda = L^*: \Omega^{p+2} \to \Omega^p$, the formal $L^2$-adjoint of $L$.
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An action of the almost-complex structure $J$ on differential forms: an $\mathbb{R}$-linear involution-up-to-sign $J: \Omega^p \to \Omega^p$ with $J^2 = -\mathrm{id}$.
- J_form {p : ℕ} : Ω p → Ω p
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The action of $J$ on forms commutes with negation: $J(-\alpha) = -J(\alpha)$.
The action of $J$ on forms preserves zero: $J(0) = 0$.
The twisted differential $d_C = -J d J: \Omega^p \to \Omega^{p+1}$ associated to an action of $J$ on forms.
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The codifferential twisted by $J$: $d_C^* = -J d^* J: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^p$.
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If $d$ and $d^*$ both commute with $J$ on forms, then so does the Laplacian: $\Delta(J\alpha) = J(\Delta \alpha)$.
The Kähler identity $[\Lambda, d^*] = 0$: the dual Lefschetz operator commutes with the codifferential, $\Lambda \circ d^* = d^* \circ \Lambda$. Proved from $[L, d] = 0$ by taking $L^2$-adjoints.
The four Kähler identities on a Kähler manifold: $[L, d] = 0$, $[\Lambda, d^*] = 0$, $[L, d^*] = d_C$, $[\Lambda, d] = -d_C^*$.
On a Kähler manifold the Laplacian is $J$-invariant: $\Delta(J\alpha) = J(\Delta \alpha)$.
A linear differential operator $L: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^{p+1}$ of order order
equipped with its principal symbol $\sigma_k(L)(\xi)$ that is homogeneous of degree
order in $\xi$.
- order : ℕ
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A general elliptic operator $L: \Gamma E \to \Gamma F$: a linear operator whose principal symbol $\sigma(L)(\xi)$ is a bijection for every nonzero $\xi$.
- order : ℕ
- symbol : T → ΓE → ΓF
- elliptic (ξ : T) : ξ ≠ 0 → Function.Bijective (self.symbol ξ)
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An elliptic differential endomorphism $L: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^{p+1}$: a differential operator whose principal symbol is bijective at every nonzero covector.
- elliptic (ξ : Ω 1) : ξ ≠ 0 → ∀ {p : ℕ}, Function.Bijective (self.symbol ξ)
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A compact oriented Riemannian manifold equipped with a codifferential, an $L^2$ inner product, a volume form, Stokes' theorem for exact forms, and the integral formula $\langle \alpha, \beta\rangle = \int_M \alpha \wedge *\beta$. Also assumes finite dimensionality of harmonic forms in each degree.
- cod : Codifferential
- ip : L2InnerProduct cod
- vol : Ω (IsCompactManifold.dim Ω VF)
- wedge_star (p : ℕ) : Ω p → Ω p → Ω (IsCompactManifold.dim Ω VF)
- integrate : Ω (IsCompactManifold.dim Ω VF) → ℝ
- stokes_exact_vanishes (p : ℕ) (hp : p + 1 = IsCompactManifold.dim Ω VF) (η : Ω p) : integrate (hp ▸ DifferentialFormSpace.d VF η) = 0
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Builds an IsCompactOrientedRiemannian structure on a compact symplectic manifold
(of real dimension $2n$) from explicit choices of codifferential, $L^2$ inner product,
volume form, Stokes data, and finite-dimensional harmonic spaces.
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Every compact symplectic manifold (of complex dimension $n$) is a compact manifold of real dimension $2n$.
Minimal data required for Hodge theory: a codifferential and a compatible $L^2$ inner product on differential forms.
- codiff : Codifferential
- l2ip : L2InnerProduct codiff
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Every compact oriented Riemannian manifold provides Hodge data.
The Hodge star operator extracted from the codifferential data on a compact oriented Riemannian manifold.
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On a compact oriented Riemannian manifold the codifferential satisfies the standard formula $d^*\omega = (-1)^{n(k-1)+1} * d * \omega$.
The $L^2$ inner product equals the integral of the wedge with the star: $\langle \alpha, \beta \rangle = \int_M \alpha \wedge *\beta$.
A smoothing operator $S$: linear and raises Sobolev regularity by at least one order (and by two when iterated).
- sobolev_improvement (s : ℕ) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s α → HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF (s + 1) (S α)
- compact_improvement (s : ℕ) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s α → HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF (s + 2) (S (S α))
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Iterating a smoothing operator $n$ times raises Sobolev regularity by $n$ orders: if $\alpha \in H^s$, then $S^n \alpha \in H^{s+n}$.
A smoothing operator $S: E \to E$ on an abstract topological vector space, characterized by raising the Sobolev regularity by one order.
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A parametrix (pseudo-inverse) for a continuous linear operator $L: E \to F$: a continuous linear $P: F \to E$ with $PL = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{left}}$ and $LP = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{right}}$, where $S_{\text{left}}$ and $S_{\text{right}}$ are smoothing operators.
- isSmoothingOp_S_left : IsSmoothingOp self.S_left self.IsSobRegE
- isSmoothingOp_S_right : IsSmoothingOp self.S_right self.IsSobRegF
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The left smoothing remainder $S_{\text{left}}$ of a parametrix as an $\mathbb{R}$-linear map.
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The right smoothing remainder $S_{\text{right}}$ of a parametrix as an $\mathbb{R}$-linear map.
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A parametrix (pseudo-inverse) for an operator $L$ on the differential form spaces: $PL = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{left}}$ and $LP = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{right}}$ with smoothing remainders.
- S_left_isSmoothing : IsSmoothing fun {p : ℕ} => self.S_left
- S_right_isSmoothing : IsSmoothing fun {p : ℕ} => self.S_right
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A Fredholm operator on differential forms: linear, with a parametrix, having finite dimensional kernel and cokernel and complemented (closed) range.
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Packages a Fredholm operator on $\Omega^{p+1}$ as an $\mathbb{R}$-linear map.
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A Green-operator decomposition $\mathrm{id} = LG + H$ where $H$ is the harmonic projection (with $LH = 0$) and $G$ is the Green operator (inverse of $L$ on $(\ker L)^\perp$). Asserts the orthogonality $\langle H\alpha, LG\alpha\rangle = 0$.
- G_preserves_regularity [sob : HasSobolevSpaces Ω VF] (s : ℕ) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s α → HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s (self.G α)
- H_preserves_regularity [sob : HasSobolevSpaces Ω VF] (s : ℕ) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s α → HasSobolevSpaces.IsSobolevRegular VF s (self.H α)
- orth_decomp (cod : Codifferential) (ip : L2InnerProduct cod) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : ip.inner (self.H α) (L (self.G α)) = 0
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The formal adjoint $\bar\partial^*: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^p$ of the Dolbeault operator $\bar\partial$.
- delbar_star_add {p : ℕ} (α β : Ω (p + 1)) : self.delbar_star (α + β) = self.delbar_star α + self.delbar_star β
- delbar_star_smul {p : ℕ} (r : ℝ) (α : Ω (p + 1)) : self.delbar_star (r • α) = r • self.delbar_star α
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The formal adjoint $\partial^*: \Omega^{p+1} \to \Omega^p$ of the Dolbeault operator $\partial$.
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Existence of a parametrix for an elliptic operator. Every elliptic differential operator on a compact manifold admits a pseudo-inverse $P$ with $PL - \mathrm{id}$ and $LP - \mathrm{id}$ smoothing.
Explicit form of the parametrix existence theorem: given an elliptic symbol and the algebraic data, there exist $P$, $S_{\text{left}}$, $S_{\text{right}}$ with $PL = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{left}}$, $LP = \mathrm{id} + S_{\text{right}}$, and both remainders are smoothing.
Elliptic regularity. If $L$ is an elliptic operator with parametrix $P$ and $\xi$ is a Sobolev section with $L\xi$ smooth, then $\xi$ itself is smooth: $L\xi \in C^\infty \Rightarrow \xi \in C^\infty$.
Finite-dimensional kernel. An elliptic operator on a compact manifold has finite-dimensional kernel: $\dim_\mathbb{R} \ker L < \infty$.
Finite-dimensional cokernel. An elliptic operator on a compact manifold has finite-dimensional cokernel: $\dim_\mathbb{R} \mathrm{coker}\, L < \infty$.
Closed (complemented) range. The image of an elliptic operator on a compact manifold has an algebraic complement, i.e. $\Omega^{p+1} = \mathrm{Im}\, L \oplus C$.
Elliptic operators are Fredholm. Assembles the parametrix, kernel finiteness,
cokernel finiteness, and range complement results into an IsFredholm structure for
an elliptic operator on a compact manifold.
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Green operator decomposition for self-adjoint elliptic operators. For a self-adjoint elliptic operator $L$ on a compact oriented Riemannian manifold, there exists a Green operator $G$ and harmonic projection $H$ with $LG + H = \mathrm{id}$.
Solvability of elliptic equations. For elliptic $L$ with formal adjoint $L^*$, the equation $L\xi = \tau$ has a unique solution orthogonal to $\ker L$, provided $\tau$ is orthogonal to $\ker L^*$.
The Hodge Laplacian $\Delta = dd^* + d^* d$ is an elliptic operator on each space of differential forms, with principal symbol $\sigma_2(\Delta)(\xi) = -|\xi|^2 \mathrm{id}$.
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The $L^2$ inner product is additive in its second argument: $\langle \alpha, \beta + \gamma\rangle = \langle \alpha, \beta\rangle + \langle \alpha, \gamma\rangle$.
The Hodge Laplacian is self-adjoint with respect to the $L^2$ inner product: $\langle \Delta\alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, \Delta\beta\rangle$.
The image of the Green operator $G \circ \Delta$ is exactly the orthogonal complement of the harmonic forms: $\alpha \in \mathrm{Im}(G \circ \Delta) \iff \alpha \perp \mathcal{H}^k$.
Green operator summary. On a compact oriented Riemannian manifold there exist a Green operator $G$ and harmonic projection $H$ for the Laplacian satisfying $\Delta H = 0$, $G\Delta = \mathrm{id} - H$, $\Delta G = \mathrm{id} - H$, and $\mathrm{Im}(G \circ \Delta) = (\mathcal{H}^k)^\perp$.
Hodge decomposition (three-way version). Every form $\alpha \in \Omega^k$ on a compact oriented Riemannian manifold can be written as $\alpha = h + d\beta + d^*\gamma$ with $h$ harmonic.
Harmonic forms are $L^2$-orthogonal to exact forms: $\langle h, d\beta\rangle = 0$ when $h$ is harmonic.
Harmonic forms are $L^2$-orthogonal to coexact forms: $\langle h, d^*\gamma\rangle = 0$ when $h$ is harmonic.
Exact and coexact forms are $L^2$-orthogonal: $\langle d\beta, d^*\gamma\rangle = 0$, since $\langle d\beta, d^*\gamma\rangle = \langle d^2\beta, \gamma\rangle = 0$.
Typeclass packaging the existence of a Green-operator decomposition for the Hodge Laplacian.
- green_decomp : Nonempty (HasGreenOperatorDecomp fun {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) => laplacian cod α)
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Hodge decomposition theorem (orthogonal form). On a compact oriented Riemannian manifold, every $(k+1)$-form $\alpha$ has an orthogonal Hodge decomposition $\alpha = h + d\beta + d^*\gamma$ with the three summands pairwise $L^2$-orthogonal, and the harmonic part $h$ is unique.
Hodge representative (existence). Every closed form $\alpha$ on a compact oriented Riemannian manifold can be written as $\alpha = h + d\beta$ with $h$ harmonic.
An exact harmonic form is zero: if $h = d\gamma$ is harmonic, then $h = 0$. Proof: $\langle h, h\rangle = \langle d\gamma, h\rangle = \langle \gamma, d^* h\rangle = 0$.
The codifferential commutes with negation: $d^*(-\alpha) = -d^*\alpha$.
The Laplacian is additive under subtraction: $\Delta(\alpha - \beta) = \Delta\alpha - \Delta\beta$.
Hodge representative uniqueness. If $h_1, h_2$ are harmonic and differ by an exact form, $h_1 - h_2 = d\gamma$, then $h_1 = h_2$.
Hodge theorem. Every de Rham cohomology class on a compact oriented Riemannian manifold has a unique harmonic representative: for any closed $\alpha$, there is a unique harmonic $h$ with $\alpha = h + d\beta$ for some $\beta$.
Two forms $\alpha_1, \alpha_2$ are de Rham cohomologous if they differ by an exact form: $\alpha_1 - \alpha_2 = d\gamma$ for some $\gamma$.
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Hodge decomposition of de Rham cohomology on Kähler manifolds. Cohomologous closed forms on a compact Kähler manifold share the same harmonic representative, which further decomposes into $(p,q)$-components, each $\bar\partial$-harmonic: this yields $H^k_{dR}(M, \mathbb{C}) = \bigoplus_{p+q=k} H^{p,q}_{\bar\partial}(M)$.
Corollary 4 (Kähler Hodge corollary). Combines: (a) the Laplacian preserves the bigrading on a Kähler manifold; (b) every de Rham cohomology class has a unique harmonic representative whose $(p,q)$-components are $\bar\partial$-harmonic, providing the Hodge decomposition $H^k_{dR}(M, \mathbb{C}) = \bigoplus_{p+q=k} H^{p,q}_{\bar\partial}(M)$.
A form $\alpha \in \Omega^{p+q}$ is a pure $(p,q)$-form if it lies in the image of the inclusion $\Omega^{p,q} \hookrightarrow \Omega^{p+q}$.
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The Hodge star respects the Hodge bigrading: $*: \Omega^{p,q} \to \Omega^{n-q, n-p}$.
The Hodge star restricted to the bigraded piece $\Omega^{p,q}$, with image in $\Omega^{n-q, n-p}$.
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Defining identity for star_pq: its inclusion into $\Omega^{2n-(p+q)}$ matches the
total Hodge star applied to the inclusion of $\beta$.
If $\alpha$ is a pure $(p,q)$-form, then $*\alpha$ is a pure $(n-q, n-p)$-form, reflecting that the Hodge star preserves the bigrading.
An $L^2$ inner product compatible with the Dolbeault $\bar\partial$ operator: the formal adjoint $\bar\partial^*$ is the $L^2$-adjoint of $\bar\partial$, witnessed via Stokes-type integration formulas.
- h_delbar_star_sign {p : ℕ} (α : Ω p) (β : Ω (p + 1)) : (-1) ^ (p + 1) • self.integrate_delbar_top α β = self.inner α (dbs.delbar_star β)
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Stokes-derived adjointness: $\langle \bar\partial \alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, \bar\partial^* \beta\rangle$, obtained by combining the Stokes-Leibniz expansion with the sign-tracking formula for $\bar\partial^*$.
$\bar\partial^*$ is the $L^2$-adjoint of $\bar\partial$ on a compact symplectic manifold: $\langle \bar\partial \alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, \bar\partial^* \beta\rangle$.
The $\partial$-counterpart of ComplexL2InnerProduct: an $L^2$ inner product
compatible with the Dolbeault $\partial$ operator and its formal adjoint $\partial^*$.
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Stokes-derived adjointness: $\langle \partial \alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, \partial^* \beta\rangle$.
$\partial^*$ is the $L^2$-adjoint of $\partial$ on a compact symplectic manifold: $\langle \partial \alpha, \beta\rangle = \langle \alpha, \partial^* \beta\rangle$.
$L^2$-adjointness of Dolbeault operators (Lemma 2). Both $\partial^*$ and $\bar\partial^*$ are $L^2$-adjoints of $\partial$ and $\bar\partial$ respectively.
A $\bar\square$-harmonic form is both $\bar\partial$-closed and $\bar\partial$-coclosed: $\bar\square \alpha = 0 \iff \bar\partial \alpha = 0 \text{ and } \bar\partial^* \alpha = 0$ (direct $\Rightarrow$ implication shown).
A $\bar\square$-harmonic form that is $\bar\partial$-exact is zero: if $h = \bar\partial \gamma$ is $\bar\square$-harmonic, then $h = 0$.
Existence of a Dolbeault harmonic representative. For every $\bar\partial$-closed $(p, q+1)$-form on a compact Kähler manifold, there exist a $\bar\square$-harmonic $(p, q+1)$-form $h_{pq}$ and a $(p, q)$-form $\beta_{pq}$ with $\alpha = h_{pq} + \bar\partial \beta_{pq}$.
$\bar\partial^*$ commutes with negation: $\bar\partial^*(-\alpha) = -\bar\partial^*\alpha$.
$\bar\partial$ commutes with negation: $\bar\partial(-\alpha) = -\bar\partial\alpha$.
The $\bar\square$ Laplacian is linear under subtraction: $\bar\square(\alpha - \beta) = \bar\square \alpha - \bar\square \beta$.
Uniqueness of the $\bar\square$-harmonic representative: two $\bar\square$-harmonic forms whose $\bar\partial$-cohomology classes coincide must be equal.
Dolbeault Hodge theorem. Every $\bar\partial$-closed $(p, q+1)$-form on a compact Kähler manifold has a unique $\bar\square$-harmonic representative in its $\bar\partial$-cohomology class.
The harmonic projection sending a $\bar\partial$-closed $(p, q+1)$-form to its unique $\bar\square$-harmonic representative.
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The harmonic projection lands in the $\bar\square$-harmonic forms: $\bar\square(\Pi_h \alpha) = 0$.
The decomposition $\alpha = \Pi_h \alpha + \bar\partial \beta$ provided by the harmonic projection.
The harmonic projection depends only on the $\bar\partial$-cohomology class: cohomologous closed forms have the same harmonic representative.
A $\bar\square$-harmonic form is automatically $\bar\partial$-closed: $\bar\square h = 0 \Rightarrow \bar\partial h = 0$.
The harmonic projection acts as the identity on $\bar\square$-harmonic forms.
Dolbeault cohomology is computed by $\bar\square$-harmonic forms. Bundles existence-uniqueness of $\bar\square$-harmonic representatives, the fact that $\bar\square$-harmonic implies $\bar\partial$-closed, and the well-definedness of the harmonic projection on $\bar\partial$-cohomology classes: $H^{p,q}_{\bar\partial}(M) = \mathcal{H}^{p,q}_{\bar\square}$.
The twisted differential $d_C = -J d J$ as a method on JActsOnForms.
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The twisted differential squares to zero: $d_C \circ d_C = 0$. This follows from $d^2 = 0$ and $J^2 = -\mathrm{id}$.
The twisted Laplacian $\Delta_C = -J \Delta J$ associated to the $J$-action on forms.
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Compatibility data witnessing that $J$ commutes with each of $\partial, \bar\partial, \partial^*, \bar\partial^*$ on a Kähler manifold.
- J_commutes_delbar_star {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : dol_lap.delbar_star (Jf.J_form α) = Jf.J_form (dol_lap.delbar_star α)
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On a Kähler manifold, $d$ commutes with the action of $J$ on forms: $d(J\alpha) = J(d\alpha)$. Deduced from $d = \partial + \bar\partial$ and the commutation of each Dolbeault component with $J$.
On a Kähler manifold, $d^*$ commutes with the action of $J$: $d^*(J\alpha) = J(d^*\alpha)$. Deduced from $d^* = \partial^* + \bar\partial^*$.
On a Kähler manifold, the twisted Laplacian equals the ordinary one: $\Delta_C = -J \Delta J = \Delta$, since $J$ commutes with $\Delta$ and $J^2 = -\mathrm{id}$.
The twisted codifferential $d_C^* = -J d^* J$ as a method on JActsOnForms.
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The twisted Laplacian decomposes as $\Delta_C = d_C d_C^* + d_C^* d_C$ in analogy with the standard formula for $\Delta$.
A form is smooth via Sobolev if it lies in every Sobolev space $H^s$: $\alpha \in C^\infty \iff \alpha \in \bigcap_s H^s$.
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The difference of two smooth-via-Sobolev forms is smooth via Sobolev.
A smoothing operator maps any Sobolev form to a smooth form (an iterated application reaches every Sobolev order).
The parametrix $P$ preserves smoothness via the Sobolev scale: if $\beta$ is smooth, so is $P\beta$.