Resolution of the \({k}\)-Dirac operator (Q1644440): Difference between revisions

The \(k\)-Dirac complex is a complex of differential operators which are naturally associated to a particular \(|2|\)-graded parabolic geometry. In this paper, the author considers the \(k\)-Dirac complex over the homogeneous space of the parabolic geometry and proves that the \(k\)-Dirac complex here is formally exact in the sense of formal power series. Moreover, the author shows that the \(k\)-Dirac complex here descends from an affine subset of the homogeneous space to a complex of linear and constant coefficient differential operators and that the first operator in the descended complex is the \(k\)-Dirac operator in Clifford analysis. Furthermore, the author proves that this descended complex is locally exact and thus it forms a resolution of the \(k\)-Dirac operator.