Cohomology of measurable laminations
The paper defines and studies several versions of cohomology for ``measurable foliations, which in its most general form means: for a topological space with a measurable structure (not necessary Borel) which is locally the product of a standard Borel space and a locally compact Polish space, where we then use however the discrete topology on the standard Borel space. For certain constructions, in addition a measurable triangulation (leafwise) is required. The main example of such spaces are measurable foliations. The author defines a notion of measurable singular cohomology and of measurable simplicial cohomology and measurable \(L^2\)-cohomology and proves its basic properties (like lamination homotopy invariance, Mayer-Vietoris, isomorphism of singular and simplicial version).
- Sheaf cohomology theory for measurable spaces
- Measurable versions of the LS category on laminations
- Dynamics and the cohomology of measured laminations
- Hodge theory for Riemannian solenoids
- Multiplicative constants and maximal measurable cocycles in bounded cohomology
- Coarse cohomology for families
- Cohomology of some complex laminations
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