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From Antibracket to Equivariant Characteristic Classes

Armen Nersessian

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We construct the odd symplectic structure and the equivariant even (pre)symplectic one from it on the space of differential forms on the Riemann manifold. The Poincare – Cartan like invariants of the second structure define the equivariant generalizations of the Euler classes on the surfaces.

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We construct the odd symplectic structure and the equivariant even (pre)symplectic one from it on the space of differential forms on the Riemann manifold. The Poincare – Cartan like invariants of the second structure define the equivariant generalizations of the Euler classes on the surfaces.

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We construct the odd symplectic structure and the equivariant even (pre)symplectic one from it on the space of differential forms on the Riemann manifold. The Poincare – Cartan like invariants of the second structure define the equivariant generalizations of the Euler classes on the surfaces.

Key concepts: Equivariant map, Symplectic geometry, Pure mathematics, Mathematics, Differential (mechanical device), Euler's formula, Symplectic manifold, Manifold (fluid mechanics)

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