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Real monad normalization, regularity, framing and charge
Statement
Let , , and equip and with their standard Hermitian products. Let and have the twistor projection and antiholomorphic involution specified in the preceding twistor definition, with . Let be a framed Hermitian bundle with a smooth unitary connection , unitary framing at infinity, and for the unit round metric and positive orientation specified in the twistor definition. Define . Let be its holomorphic Ward bundle, with underlying smooth bundle . A framed positive Ward bundle includes a nondegenerate holomorphic pairing satisfying , whose induced form is positive on for every real twistor line , and a unitary framing on the infinity line .
Assume its monad is the holomorphic complex
with , locally split injective and surjective end maps, locally free middle cohomology , and , . Then the real monad is equivalent to a raw datum on , in exactly the convention
The tuple is stable when the vectors span , costable when no nonzero common -invariant subspace lies in , and regular when both hold. Equivalently, the raw block map
is onto for every . Its kernel projection connection on the finite stereographic chart is , where is the orthogonal projection onto ; it extends over infinity, has the specified framing, and equals the Ward connection. Changes of normalized monad bases, meaning chain isomorphisms preserving the lifted pairing and infinity framing, induce exactly the simultaneous action on raw data, and inverse matrix extraction recovers the same orbit. With for the framed ASD connection , the resulting charge is . The entrywise conjugation candidate is refuted by the recorded comparison lemma and is not used in the intrinsic real monad normalization.
Statement references
Conditional twistor vanishing and normalized monad reconstruction
Zero-FI regular ADHM and framed twistor data
ADHM linear data, stability, costability and FI levels
Chern character and charge of the normalized twistor monad
Entrywise conjugation does not match the raw ADHM real moment map
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The stated Ward bundle and normalized monad; the exact raw ADHM moment-map convention; and the conditional real-block interface below.
The exact intrinsic normal-form supplier takes a linear bundle monad on the fixed , with dimensions , , locally free middle bundle trivial on every real line, its positive nondegenerate holomorphic -Hermitian pairing and unitary framing at infinity. It asserts the precise raw polynomial form, zero moment maps, stable-and-costable regularity, inverse extraction and exactly the simultaneous residual action. It retains compact rotation/framing chain factors and naturality on the stated first-order locally-free/base-change range, including and flat summands. These are the needed existence, positivity, uniqueness and family conclusions, not an equivalence with a historical displayed block. Positive real linear monad normal forms The exact first-order range additionally requires free with reduction base change, a direct-summand coefficient-image module with reduction base change, and triviality and section base change on each fixed real twistor line; positivity is required only on the reduction. These hypotheses are imposed and are not inferred for arbitrary ASD deformations or flat-summand rank jumps. Only this range and involution-preserving epsilon-to-r-epsilon maps are used.
The preceding vanishing lemma reconstructs a three-term monad with dimensions from the Ward bundle. Conditional twistor vanishing and normalized monad reconstruction
The exact raw moment maps, stability, costability and action are those in the local ADHM definition. ADHM linear data, stability, costability and FI levels
A normalized monad of these dimensions has and, under the stated Ward pullback and orientation, . Chern character and charge of the normalized twistor monad
The framed determinant connection is flat and its framing gives the reduction needed for the trace-normalized Chern-Weil comparison. Determinant flatness and charge normalization for framed U(N) ASD data, Characteristic forms represent topological characteristic classes over the reals
The exact raw real monad, moment coefficients, regularity/rank equivalence, positive kernel projection, local ASD curvature and framing torus chain factors are proved directly, without the source substitution. Exact raw ADHM block, real monad and stereographic ASD projection
Proof
Given: the exact supplier interface [A1], together with [F1]–[F4].
The entrywise-conjugation counterexample remains valid for the literal source equations; it is not a defect in the raw block supplied by [F5]. The source's displayed M also ends its first block row with P* despite declaring P of size k×N, so that entry has N rows rather than k in general. These displays cannot be substituted for an intrinsic real normal-form proof. Use exactly [A1]'s intrinsic existence and uniqueness conclusions.
The reconstructed monad in [F1] is linear with locally free middle bundle, trivial on every real line, and has the positive Hermitian Ward pairing and unitary framing fixed in the definition. Its dimensions are those required by [A1]. Thus, assuming the exact supplier [A1], extract the raw tuple from its intrinsic normal form. Its monad composition vanishes, so [F5]'s polynomial identity makes both raw moment coefficients zero. Full fiber rank on each real line and [F5]'s Gram/rank equivalence identify the locus exactly with stable-and-costable regularity. The intrinsic unitary normalization and inverse-extraction clause in [A1] identify the remaining framed monad changes precisely with for . The compact-rotation and framing chain maps are exactly those in [F5] and [A1]; first-order naturality is used only in [A1]’s locally-free/base-change range. No arbitrary analytic-family algebraization is inferred. No source-coordinate conjugation or nonexistent universal equivalence is invoked.
Conversely, the regular raw monad in [F5] is a global holomorphic bundle, trivial on every real line, with canonical positive reality: its pairing is induced by the standard Hermitian form on K and . It is well-defined on cohomology since is orthogonal to , and on a real line its canonical representatives are with the positive restricted metric; at infinity it is W. Apply the proved local Ward construction to obtain a global framed unitary ASD connection. On the finite chart it equals P d: for a kernel representative v along a direction, β is constant, so its derivative lies in ; the component of dv orthogonal to lies in , and forces that component to lie in . It therefore vanishes in monad cohomology, leaving exactly P dv. Thus evaluation identifies the projection and Ward connections; the Ward construction supplies the smooth extension and framing at infinity. The normalization of [F3] with determinant reduction [F4] gives . Under [A1], extraction and construction are inverse on U(k) orbits and framed Ward connections, proving the full claim under the exact normal-form, GAGA and coupled-vanishing hypotheses stated above.
Depends on
Positive real linear monad normal forms
Conditional twistor vanishing and normalized monad reconstruction
Zero-FI regular ADHM and framed twistor data
ADHM linear data, stability, costability and FI levels
Chern character and charge of the normalized twistor monad
Entrywise conjugation does not match the raw ADHM real moment map
Donaldson's ADHM matrix equations in the source convention
Conditional framed Penrose–Ward correspondence on the round four-sphere
Determinant flatness and charge normalization for framed U(N) ASD data
Characteristic forms represent topological characteristic classes over the reals
Exact raw ADHM block, real monad and stereographic ASD projection