Hilbert complexes (Q1196574)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 89204
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 89204 |
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Hilbert complexes (English)
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16 January 1993
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A Hilbert complex is just a complex \[ 0\to {\mathcal D}_0@> D_0>> {\mathcal D_1}@> D_1>>\cdots @> D_{N- 1}>> {\mathcal D}_N\to 0, \] where the \(D_j\) are closed operators between Hilbert spaces with domain \({\mathcal D}_j\) and \(D_{j+ 1}\circ D_j= 0\). Although this is a fairly simple object, it reflects surprisingly much of the structure known from elliptic complexes on noncompact manifolds, the main application the authors have in mind. In this paper they undertake a systematic study of Hilbert complexes and their relationship with elliptic complexes. It turns out that this perspective gives a common structure to various known theorems along with generalizations and extensions. The authors apply the abstract machinery to the de Rham complex in several singular situations.
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closed operators between Hilbert spaces
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elliptic complexes on noncompact manifolds
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Hilbert complexes
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de Rham complex
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0.8068737983703613
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0.7827184200286865
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