112 pages - August 2024
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Poincaré Lemma on Differential Forms and Connections with Čech-De Rham-Dolbeault Cohomologies deals with the connections between Čech-De Rham-Dolbeault cohomologies and the Dolbeault- Grothendieck lemma. It begins by discussing one-parameter groups of diffeomorphisms or flow, Lie derivative and interior products, as well as Cartan’s formula and the Poincaré lemma on differential forms.

Throughout the book, we study sheaves, Čech cohomology and De Rham cohomology, and present some of their most basic properties. We also explore the Mayer-Vietoris sequence by demonstrating its use when calculating the cohomology group of the sphere. We introduce the Künneth formula (and as an application) and compute the cohomology of the torus.

The final sections of the book study the delta bar-Poincaré lemma – as well as the Dolbeault-Grothendieck lemma and its consequences – while also proving the delta bar-Poincaré lemma in one variable, the Grothendieck Poincaré lemma, and the Dolbeault’s theorem when establishing the isomorphism between Dolbeault and Čech cohomology. Some results related to the connections, curvature and first Chern class of line bundles are also given. The text is enriched by concrete examples, along with exercises and their solutions.

1. Flows, Lie Derivative, Inner Product and Cartan Formula
2. Poincaré Lemma or Volterra Theorem
3. Some Generalities on Sheaf Cohomology
4. Čech–De Rham–Dolbeault Cohomologies and Poincaré Lemma

Ahmed Lesfari

Ahmed Lesfari is Professor of Mathematics at Chouaib Doukkali University, Morocco. He studied at the University of Louvain (UCL), Belgium, where he obtained his Doctor of Science degree in Mathematics. His research focuses on integrable systems and complex geometry.