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Tangent Dirac structures of higher order

P. M. Kouotchop Wamba, A. Ntyam, J. Wouafo Kamga (2011)

Archivum Mathematicum

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Let L be an almost Dirac structure on a manifold M . In [2] Theodore James Courant defines the tangent lifting of L on T M and proves that: If L is integrable then the tangent lift is also integrable. In this paper, we generalize this lifting to tangent bundle of higher order.

Representation of a gauge group as motions of a Hilbert space

Clara Lucía Aldana Domínguez (2004)

Annales mathématiques Blaise Pascal

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This is a survey article based on the author’s Master thesis on affine representations of a gauge group. Most of the results presented here are well-known to differential geometers and physicists familiar with gauge theory. However, we hope this short systematic presentation offers a useful self-contained introduction to the subject. In the first part we present the construction of the group of motions of a Hilbert space and we explain the way in which it can be considered...

Differential calculus on almost commutative algebras and applications to the quantum hyperplane

Cătălin Ciupală (2005)

Archivum Mathematicum

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In this paper we introduce a new class of differential graded algebras named DG ρ -algebras and present Lie operations on this kind of algebras. We give two examples: the algebra of forms and the algebra of noncommutative differential forms of a  ρ -algebra. Then we introduce linear connections on a  ρ -bimodule M over a  ρ -algebra  A and extend these connections to the space of forms from A to M . We apply these notions to the quantum hyperplane.

Natural transformations between T²₁T*M and T*T²₁M

Miroslav Doupovec (1991)

Annales Polonici Mathematici

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We determine all natural transformations T²₁T*→ T*T²₁ where T k r M = J 0 r ( k , M ) . We also give a geometric characterization of the canonical isomorphism ψ₂ defined by Cantrijn et al.