Hodge theory for intersection space cohomology
Markus Banagl, Eugénie Hunsicker
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Markus Banagl, Eugénie Hunsicker
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Given a perversity function in the sense of intersection homology theory, the method of intersection spaces assigns to certain oriented stratified spaces cell complexes whose ordinary reduced homology with real coefficients satisfies Poincare duality across complementary perversities. The resulting homology theory is well-known not to be isomorphic to intersection homology. For a two-strata pseudomanifold with product link bundle, we give a description of the cohomology of\nintersection spaces as a space of weighted L2 harmonic forms on the regular part, equipped with a fibred scattering metric. Some consequences of our methods for\nthe signature are discussed as well.
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Given a perversity function in the sense of intersection homology theory, the method of intersection spaces assigns to certain oriented stratified spaces cell complexes whose ordinary reduced homology with real coefficients satisfies Poincare duality across complementary perversities. The resulting homology theory is well-known not to be isomorphic to intersection homology. For a two-strata pseudomanifold with product link bundle, we give a description of the cohomology of\nintersection spaces as a space of weighted L2 harmonic forms on the regular part, equipped with a fibred scattering metric. Some consequences of our methods for\nthe signature are discussed as well.
Key concepts: Intersection homology, Mathematics, Poincaré duality, Pure mathematics, Cohomology, Homology (biology), Intersection theory, Singular homology