Reguläre Differentialformen (Q761503): Difference between revisions

Let A be an analytic local algebra (or an affine algebra) over a field k of characteristic zero and \(\Omega_ A\) its De Rham algebra. The author has defined the graded \((\Omega_ A,d)\)-module \(\omega_ A\) of the regular (or holomorphic) differential forms as the 0-th cohomology of the so-called residue complex \(D_{\Omega}(A)\). Here some complements are given. (i) It is shown via \(D_{\Omega}(A)\) that, if a group G operates in a normal A, the module of regular forms of the invariant algebra \(A^ G\) is the invariant part of \(\omega_ A\). (ii) In some special cases for A, explicit calculations of the (De Rham) cohomology of \(\omega_ A\) are made, for instance in the case where the analytic local algebra A is a normal complete intersection of dimension \(\geq 2\) with isolated singularity and quasi-homogeneous. (iii) Moreover, in this case, the module of derivations \(Der_ k(A)\) is the module of the regular (q-1)- forms of A, \(q=\dim A\). Its structure is investigated by representing the regular forms by residue symbols.