Remarks on the product of harmonic forms
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Abstract: A metric is formal if all products of harmonic forms are again harmonic. The existence of a formal metric implies Sullivan formality of the manifold, and hence formal metrics can exist only in presence of a very restricted topology. We show that a warped product metric is formal if and only if the warping function is constant and derive further topological obstructions to the existence of formal metrics. In particular, we determine necessary and sufficicient conditions for a Vaisman metric to be formal.
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- Locally conformal symplectic nilmanifolds with no locally conformal Kähler metrics
- Geometrically formal homogeneous metrics of positive curvature
- On Products of Harmonic Polynomials
- On the cohomology algebra of some classes of geometrically formal manifolds
- Locally conformally symplectic and Kähler geometry
- On products of harmonic forms.
- Positive curvature, symmetry, and topology
- Bounds on sectional curvature and interactions with topology
- Transverse geometric formality
- Bott-Chern cohomology of compact Vaisman manifolds
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