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Positivity of the oriented integral
Statement
Let be nonnegative on the positive determinant ray of an oriented smooth manifold. Then , and implies . Here the compact-support integral is the choice-free finite-chart value, equal to the global partition value whenever that construction is available.
Facts & Assumptions
Finite chart localization of compactly supported top forms, including boundary constructs a finite nonnegative chart localization near any compact support, proves its signed chart sum independent of that localization, and proves nonnegativity and strict positivity for a nonzero nonnegative top form, including genuine boundary and dimension zero. Its value agrees with the global partition integral under countable choice.
Proof
Given: The objects and hypotheses in the statement above.
Apply the finite localization of [F1] to . In every chart its nonnegative weight multiplies a nonnegative signed coefficient, so each chart integral is nonnegative and so is their finite sum.
If and , at least one finite weight is positive at . Its signed coefficient is continuous and positive there, hence bounded below by some on a small interior rectangle of positive volume, including when lies on a genuine boundary face. Its chart integral is positive; the other terms are nonnegative.
For every signed point summand is nonnegative and a nonzero form has a strictly positive summand. The zero form and the empty manifold give zero. Agreement with the global integral when it is constructed by a partition follows from [F1].
Depends on
Used by
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- Riemannian inner product of compactly supported forms Proposition
- The Riemann bilinear relations and the period lattice Theorem
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Sources
- Lee Proposition 16.6(c), pp.407–408 (nonnegative version by the same proof) (standard reference, not scraped)