A symplectic form on a manifold: a smoothly varying nondegenerate antisymmetric bilinear form $\omega_x$ on each tangent space $T_x M$.
- nondegenerate (x : M) (u : TangentSpace I x) : (∀ (v : TangentSpace I x), ((self.ω x) u) v = 0) → u = 0
- closed : True
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The Nijenhuis tensor field of an almost complex structure $J$: $N_J(U,V) = [JU, JV] - J[U, JV] - J[JU, V] - [U, V]$.
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An almost complex structure is integrable (i.e., a complex structure) when its Nijenhuis tensor vanishes identically.
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$J$ is compatible with $\omega$: $\omega(JU, JV) = \omega(U, V)$ and $\omega(u, Ju) > 0$ for $u \ne 0$ (taming).
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A Kähler structure on $M$: a symplectic form $\omega$ and an integrable almost complex structure $J$ that are compatible.
- ω : SymplecticFormOnMfd I M
- J : AlmostComplexStructure I M
- integrable : IsIntegrableACS self.J
- compatible : IsCompatibleMfd self.ω self.J
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The Nijenhuis tensor of an almost complex structure $J$, packaged as a bilinear vector-field-valued operation $N(U, V)$ that is antisymmetric on $1$-forms.
- N : VF → VF → VF
- antisymm (u v : VF) (α : Ω 1) : DifferentialFormSpace.ι (self.N u v) α = -DifferentialFormSpace.ι (self.N v u) α
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nij represents the Nijenhuis tensor of $J$, i.e. it equals $[JX, JY] - J[JX, Y] - J[X, JY] - [X, Y]$ as evaluated on $1$-forms.
- nijenhuis_eq (X Y : VF) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : DifferentialFormSpace.ι (nij.N X Y) α = DifferentialFormSpace.ι (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω (J.J X) (J.J Y)) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω (J.J X) Y)) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω X (J.J Y))) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω X Y) α
- nijenhuis_eq_J (X Y : VF) {p : ℕ} (α : Ω (p + 1)) : DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (nij.N X Y)) α = DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω (J.J X) (J.J Y))) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω (J.J X) Y))) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω X (J.J Y)))) α - DifferentialFormSpace.ι (J.J (HasLieBracket.bracket Ω X Y)) α
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The almost complex structure $J$ is integrable when its Nijenhuis tensor vanishes when paired with any $1$-form.
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A symplectic manifold $(M, \omega)$ together with $J$ is Kähler when $J$ is an integrable almost complex structure compatible with $\omega$.
- integrable : ∃ (nij : NijenhuisTensor J), IsNijenhuisOf J nij ∧ IsIntegrable J nij
- compatible : IsCompatibleACS S J
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The Dolbeault operators $\partial$ and $\bar\partial$ on a complex manifold, satisfying $d = \partial + \bar\partial$, $\partial^2 = 0$, $\bar\partial^2 = 0$.
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A function $\varphi$ is strictly plurisubharmonic when the $(1,1)$-form $\partial\bar\partial\varphi$ is nondegenerate as a pairing on vector fields.
- nondeg : Function.Injective fun (X : VF) => DifferentialFormSpace.ι X (dol.del (dol.delbar φ))
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Raw form of the key identity: a particular combination of $\iota_X\iota_Y(d\alpha)$ and $\iota_X\iota_Y(d\beta)$ equals $\iota_{N(u,v)}\alpha$, expressing $d|_{(2,0)}$ as the Nijenhuis dual.
A $(0,1)$-form represented by real and imaginary $1$-forms $(\mathrm{re}, \mathrm{im})$ satisfying the type condition $\iota_X \mathrm{im} = \iota_{JX} \mathrm{re}$.
- re : Ω 1
- im : Ω 1
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The real part of the $(2,0)$-projection of $df$ for a $(0,1)$-form $f$, evaluated on a pair of vector fields $(u, v)$.
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The imaginary part of the $(2,0)$-projection of $df$ for a $(0,1)$-form $f$, evaluated on a pair of vector fields $(u, v)$.
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Evaluation of the Nijenhuis dual on the real part of $f$: $\iota_{N(u,v)} f_{\mathrm{re}}$.
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Evaluation of the Nijenhuis dual on the imaginary part of $f$: $\iota_{N(u,v)} f_{\mathrm{im}}$.
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For a $(0,1)$-form $f$, the real part of the $(2,0)$-projection of $df$ equals the Nijenhuis dual evaluation on $f_{\mathrm{re}}$.
Raw form of the imaginary identity expressing the $(2,0)$-projection in terms of $\iota_{J\,N(u,v)}\alpha$.
The imaginary part of the $(2,0)$-projection of $df$ equals the Nijenhuis dual evaluation on $f_{\mathrm{im}}$.
Typed version: the Nijenhuis dual map equals the $(2,0)$-projection of $d$ on a $(0,1)$-form.