On quaternionic complexes over unimodular quaternionic manifolds
Wei Wang

TL;DR
This paper constructs quaternionic complexes on unimodular quaternionic manifolds, proves their ellipticity and conformal invariance, and establishes vanishing theorems for certain curvature conditions, extending prior twistor-based results.
Contribution
It introduces elementary constructions of quaternionic complexes on unimodular quaternionic manifolds, demonstrating their ellipticity, conformal invariance, and cohomology vanishing under negative scalar curvature.
Findings
Constructed quaternionic complexes over unimodular quaternionic manifolds.
Proved the complexes are elliptic and conformally invariant.
Established vanishing theorems for cohomology groups with negative scalar curvature.
Abstract
Penrose's two-spinor notation for -dimensional Lorentzian manifolds can be extended to two-component notation for quaternionic manifolds, which is a very useful tool for calculation. We construct a family of quaternionic complexes over unimodular quaternionic manifolds by elementary calculation. On complex quaternionic manifolds, which are essentially the complexification of real analytic quaternionic K\"ahler manifolds, the existence of these complexes was established by Baston by using twistor transformations and spectral sequences. Unimodular quaternionic manifolds constitute a nice and large class of quaternionic manifolds: the conformal change of a unimodular quaternionic structure is still unimodular quaternionic and the complexes over such manifolds are conformally invariant. This class of manifolds, including quaternionic K\"ahler manifolds, are the real version of…
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TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Geometry and complex manifolds · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
