The geometry of 2-calibrated manifolds (Q1049756): Difference between revisions

A \(2\)-calibrated structure on a manifold \(M^{2n+1}\) is a pair \((D,\omega)\), where \(D\) is a codimension \(1\) distribution and \(\omega\) is a closed \(2\)-form nowhere degenerate on \(D\). The triple \((M,D,\omega)\) is a \(2\)-calibrated manifold. If \(D\) is integrable, then \(M\) is a \(2\)-calibrated foliation. \(2\)-calibrated structures contain contact structures, cosymplectic structures, and \(3\)-dimensional taut confoliations. A \(2\)-calibrated manifold \((M,D,\omega)\) always admits compatible almost complex structures \(J:D\to D\). The purpose of this paper is to explore how to adapt approximately holomorphic geometry to \((M,D,\omega,J)\), and to know how to apply this theory to learn more about \((M,D,\omega)\).