cohomologous
cohomologous adjective: referring to two cocycles in some nth cohomology that differ by the image of an element from the (n-1)th cochain.
Adjective
cohomologous (not comparable)
- referring to two cocycles in some nth cohomology that differ by the image of an element from the (n-1)th cochain.
- Let (X,#92;omega) be a compact K\"ahler manifold and #92;mathcalH the space of K\"ahler metrics cohomologous to #92;omega.2016, Robert J. Berman, Tamás Darvas, Chinh H. Lu, “Regularity of weak minimizers of the K-energy and applications to properness and K-stability”, in arXiv
Origin of cohomologous
From co- + homologous.
Questions about cohomologous
- What does cohomologous mean?
- Cohomologous means referring to two cocycles in some nth cohomology that differ by the image of an element from the (n-1)th cochain.
- What part of speech is cohomologous?
- Cohomologous is an adjective.
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