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Integral of a compactly supported top form
Definition
Assume . For an oriented smooth manifold , possibly with boundary, and , choose a smooth partition subordinate to connected interior or boundary charts . For set Each product has compact support in its chart and only finitely many are nonzero, by Local finiteness near compact support. For set has two orientations; define when is positive in the chosen orientation and when is positive. A zero-manifold is discrete; the singleton open cover of a compact subset has a finite subcover. Thus this sum too is finite. Empty support or empty gives zero. Independence of the choices is discharged by Independence of atlas, partition and refinement ↗.
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Used by
- Flat closed oriented surfaces have Euler characteristic zero Corollary
- The twisted Spin Dirac index is the integral of A-hat times ch(E) Corollary
- Compact Kähler and rational Hodge polarization conventions Definition
- The maximal Dolbeault operator and its Hilbert adjoint on a compact Riemann surface Definition
- Finite chart localization of compactly supported top forms, including boundary Lemma
- The index sum of an outward field is the Gauss degree Lemma
- Top de Rham integration equals fundamental-class evaluation Lemma
- Weak solutions of a degree-zero divisor and the logarithmic-derivative identity Lemma
- Orientation identifies top forms with signed densities Proposition
- Atiyah–Singer index formula for a closed even-dimensional geometric Clifford module Theorem
- Independence of atlas, partition and refinement Theorem
- Integration descends to compactly supported top de Rham cohomology Theorem
- The symplectic period formula for integrals of wedge products Theorem
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Sources
- Lee (16.2) and zero-dimensional paragraph, pp.405–406; Merry Definitions 26.11 and 26.15 (standard reference, not scraped)