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Tadayoshi Mizutani

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Super homology groups of differential forms and vector fields on Euclidean line

The arXiv:2105.09738 claims several stuffs. In particular, we recall the following two. (1) Vector fields and differential forms become a Lie superalgebra structure for each manifold. (2) For an n-dimensional Euclidean space, vector fields and differential forms with polynomial coefficients become a double weighted Lie uperalgebra. By using Euler vector field, the Betti numbers are 0 except the last one if the primary weight and the secondary weight are different. Now, a simple question arises: What happens when the primary weight and the secondary weight are equal? This note shall give a complete answer to the question for the case $n=1$.

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Poisson-like cohomologies associated with some Lie superalgebras

The concept of Poisson cohomology groups associated with Poisson manifolds is a part of the theory of Lie superalgebras of vector fields. Therefore, we abstracted them as Poisson-like cohomology groups for general Lie superalgebras. In doing so, we obtained a generalization of the concept of the Euler number. For the Lie superalgebras of differential forms on a manifold, we found the de Rham cohomology groups match with the Poisson-like cohomology groups in the special case. In order to understand the development of the discussion, we presented some simple examples and show ideas of how our discussion unfolds.

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Deformed super brackets on forms of a manifold

Given a manifold, we have a super bracket on the graded algebra of differential forms by {A,B} = (-1)^{a} d(A \wedge B). We study when {A,B}_{t} = (-1)^{a} d(A \wedge B) + F(a,b) A \wedge t ϕ\wedge B becomes super bracket for a 1-form ϕ. And we show a concrete small example where the situation of parameter t is not identical.

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Superalgebra structure on differential forms of manifold

As an analogy of superalgebra of multivector fields with the Schounte bracket, we introduce a non-trivial superbracket on differential forms of manifold. We show properties of this new superalgebra. We extend this superalgebra by adding one factor. The new extended superalgebra should be studied more widely and in deep. We study Betti numbers of double weighted homology groups by the Euler vector field. In appendix, we explain our bracket is produced like as the Schouten bracket.

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Super homologies associated with low dimensional Lie algebras

A Poisson structure on a manifold is characterized by the Schouten bracket. The graded algebra of the tangent bundle with the Schouten bracket is a prototype of Lie superalgebra. The Poisson condition means that a cycle in the 2-chain space. Given a graded Lie superalgebra, the 0-graded subspace is a Lie algebra. In this note, using the DGA of tangent bundle with the Schouten bracket as a model, we start from an abstract Lie algebra, construct non-trivial Lie superalgebra by Schouten-like bracket. Then it is natural to ask how the core Lie algebra control the Lie superalgebra. One trial here is to investigate the Betti numbers of the super homology groups. For abelian Lie algebras, the boundary operator is trivial, so we study super homology groups for low dimensional non-abelian Lie algebras of dimension smaller than 4.

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Euler number and Betti numbers of homology groups of pre Lie superalgebra

First we recall homology groups of prer Lie superalgebras. Then introducing double weighted chain spaces, we deal with pre Lie superalgebra of multi-vector fields with polynomial coefficients on n-dimensional number space. The bracket is Schouten bracket. We have several results about Euler number and Betti numbers of those homology groups of special pre Lie superalgebra.

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Cohomology groups of homogeneous Poisson structures

We generalize the notion of weight for Gelfan'd-Fuks cohomology theory of symplectic vector spaces to the homogeneous Poisson vector spaces, and try some combinatorial approach to Poisson cohomology groups.

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