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Journal Article•10.1007/BF01349235•
Bilinear forms on manifolds

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R. E. Stong1•
University of Virginia1
01 Sep 1973-Mathematische Annalen
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a framework within which to classify pairs (M n, [, ]), M ~ being a closed differentiable manifold and [, ]:Hk(M; Zz) ®z2 Hk(m; Z2)-~ Z2 being a symmetric bilinear form on the k-th mod2 cohomology group of M. This problem arose in studying the work of Lusztig, Milnor, and Peterson [2] on semicharacteristics.
Abstract: This paper proposes a framework within which to classify pairs (M n, [ , ]), M ~ being a closed differentiable manifold and [ , ]:Hk(M; Zz) ®z2 Hk(M; Z2)-~ Z2 being a symmetric bilinear form on the k-th mod2 cohomology group of M. This problem arose in studying the work of Lusztig, Milnor, and Peterson [2] on semicharacteristics. For a closed oriented manifold M2r+ 1 of dimension 2r + 1 they examine the form on H'(M; Z2) defined by [x, y] = (xwSqly, [M]). On the projective space RP(3), this form is of rank one, but RP(3) is parallelizable, hence bounds. Thus the rank of the form is not an invariant of the cobordism class, and one needs some finer structure in order to analyze this form. In the process, one encounters the problem of finding those subsets of H*(M~; Z2) which can be the image ofH*(V n+l ; Z2) for some compact manifold with boundary V with M n a submanifold of the boundary of V. Some partial characterizations are obtained.

2 citations

Journal Article•10.1016/0041-5553(73)90064-5•
Convergence of the Bazley-Fox method in the problem of the eigenvalues of one bilinear form relative to another

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L.T. Poznyak
01 Jan 1973-Ussr Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Physics
TL;DR: In this paper, a method of intermediate Bazley-Fox problems is considered for computing the eigenvalues of a closed positive-definite bilinear form relative to another continuous positivedefinite form, which is completely continuous relative to the first.
Abstract: A method of intermediate Bazley-Fox problems [1, 2] is considered for computing the eigenvalues of a closed positive-definite bilinear form relative to another positive-definite bilinear form, which is completely continuous relative to the first. Convergence conditions are obtained and the convergence rate of the method is estimated. The present paper improves on and extends the results obtained in [3].

1 citations

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