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The Godbillon-Vey class of a codimension-one foliation
Definition
Assume Countable Choice . Let be a transversely oriented codimension-one foliation of a smooth manifold , let be a nowhere-vanishing defining -form with , and let be a smooth -form with , whose existence is guaranteed by Frobenius divisibility: d omega equals eta wedge omega. The Godbillon-Vey class of is . It is well defined: is closed (The Godbillon-Vey form eta wedge d eta is closed), and the class is unchanged by replacing by (Independence of the auxiliary form eta up to exact forms) and by rescaling (Rescaling the defining form changes the Godbillon-Vey form by an exact form). Only the de Rham class over is named; no integral refinement is defined on this page.
Depends on
- Frobenius divisibility: d omega equals eta wedge omega
- The Godbillon-Vey form eta wedge d eta is closed
- Independence of the auxiliary form eta up to exact forms
- Rescaling the defining form changes the Godbillon-Vey form by an exact form
- De rham cohomology
- De rham cohomology ring
- Closed and exact differential forms
- Transversely oriented codimension-one foliations
- The countable-choice principle used in the foliation pair
Used by
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Sources
- Steven Hurder and Remi Langevin, Dynamics and the Godbillon-Vey Class of C1 Foliations (complete author-hosted PDF) (standard reference, not scraped)