Natural operators lifting functions to affinors on higher order cotangent bundles

W. M. Mikulski

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Admissible fiber product preserving bundle functors F on $ℱ ℳ_{m}$ are defined. For every admissible fiber product preserving bundle functor F on $ℱ ℳ_{m}$ all natural operators $B : T_{p r o j | ℱ ℳ_{m, n}} \to T F$ lifting projectable vector fields to F are classified.

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For natural numbers $r$ and $n$ and a real number $a$ we construct a natural vector bundle $T^{(r), a}$ over $n$ -manifolds such that $T^{(r), 0}$ is the (classical) vector tangent bundle $T^{(r)}$ of order $r$ . For integers $r \geq 1$ and $n \geq 3$ and a real number $a < 0$ we classify all natural operators $T_{| M_{n}} ⇝ T T^{(r), a}$ lifting vector fields from $n$ -manifolds to $T^{(r), a}$ .

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We prove that the problem of finding all $ℳ f_{m}$ -natural operators $C : Q ⇝ Q T^{r *}$ lifting classical linear connections $\nabla$ on $m$ -manifolds $M$ into classical linear connections $C_{M} (\nabla)$ on the $r$ -th order cotangent bundle $T^{r *} M = J^{r} {(M, ℝ)}_{0}$ of $M$ can be reduced to the well known one of describing all $ℳ f_{m}$ -natural operators $D : Q ⇝ ⨂^{p} T \otimes ⨂^{q} T^{*}$ sending classical linear connections $\nabla$ on $m$ -manifolds $M$ into tensor fields $D_{M} (\nabla)$ of type $(p, q)$ on $M$ .

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We give a classification of all linear natural operators transforming affinors on each n-dimensional manifold M into affinors on $T^{A} M$ , where $T^{A}$ is the product preserving bundle functor given by a Weil algebra A, under the condition that n ≥ 2.

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In this paper we classify rank two Fano bundles $ℰ$ on Fano manifolds satisfying $H^{2} (X, ℤ) ≅ H^{4} (X, ℤ) ≅ ℤ$ . The classification is obtained via the computation of the nef and pseudoeffective cones of the projectivization $ℙ (ℰ)$ , that allows us to obtain the cohomological invariants of $X$ and $ℰ$ . As a by-product we discuss Fano bundles associated to congruences of lines, showing that their varieties of minimal rational tangents may have several linear components.

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The second order transverse bundle $T_{}^{2} M$ of a foliated manifold $M$ carries a natural structure of a smooth manifold over the algebra $𝔻^{2}$ of truncated polynomials of degree two in one variable. Prolongations of foliated mappings to second order transverse bundles are a partial case of more general $𝔻^{2}$ -smooth foliated mappings between second order transverse bundles. We establish necessary and sufficient conditions under which a $𝔻^{2}$ -smooth foliated diffeomorphism between two second order transverse...

The natural operators lifting horizontal 1-forms to some vector bundle functors on fibered manifolds

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Let F:ℱ ℳ → ℬ be a vector bundle functor. First we classify all natural operators $T_{p r o j | ℱ ℳ_{m, n}} ⇝ T^{(0, 0)} (F_{| ℱ ℳ_{m, n}}) *$ transforming projectable vector fields on Y to functions on the dual bundle (FY)* for any $ℱ ℳ_{m, n}$ -object Y. Next, under some assumption on F we study natural operators $T *_{h o r | ℱ ℳ_{m, n}} ⇝ T * (F_{| ℱ ℳ_{m, n}}) *$ lifting horizontal 1-forms on Y to 1-forms on (FY)* for any Y as above. As an application we classify natural operators $T *_{h o r | ℱ ℳ_{m, n}} ⇝ T * (F_{| ℱ ℳ_{m, n}}) *$ for some vector bundle functors F on fibered manifolds.

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Non-existence of some natural operators on connections

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Let n,r,k be natural numbers such that n ≥ k+1. Non-existence of natural operators $C^{r} ₀ ⟿ Q (r e g T_{k}^{r} \to K_{k}^{r})$ and $C^{r} ₀ ⟿ Q (r e g T_{k}^{r *} \to K_{k}^{r *})$ over n-manifolds is proved. Some generalizations are obtained.

Singular Bundles with Bounded $L^{2}$ -Curvatures

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The natural operators lifting 1-forms to some vector bundle functors

J. Kurek, W. M. Mikulski (2002)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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Let F:ℳ f→ ℬ be a vector bundle functor. First we classify all natural operators $T_{| ℳ f ₙ} ⇝ T^{(0, 0)} (F_{| ℳ f ₙ}) *$ transforming vector fields to functions on the dual bundle functor $(F_{| ℳ f ₙ}) *$ . Next, we study the natural operators $T *_{| ℳ f ₙ} ⇝ T * (F_{| ℳ f ₙ}) *$ lifting 1-forms to $(F_{| ℳ f ₙ}) *$ . As an application we classify the natural operators $T *_{| ℳ f ₙ} ⇝ T * (F_{| ℳ f ₙ}) *$ for some well known vector bundle functors F.

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Annales Polonici Mathematici

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