A note on vanishing of equivariant differentiable cohomology of proper actions and application to CR-automorphism and conformal groups
Oliver Baues, Yoshinobu Kamishima

TL;DR
This paper proves that equivariant differentiable cohomology groups vanish for proper Lie group actions and explores the relationship between the vanishing of a canonical class and the properness of CR-automorphism groups, with applications to conformal and Kähler manifolds.
Contribution
It establishes vanishing results for equivariant cohomology in proper actions and links the vanishing of a canonical class to the properness of CR-automorphism groups.
Findings
Equivariant differentiable cohomology vanishes in all degrees except zero for proper actions.
A canonical class in the first differential cohomology detects whether a CR-automorphism group acts properly.
Existence of compatible structures where CR-automorphism groups coincide with pseudo-Hermitian transformations.
Abstract
We establish that for any proper action of a Lie group on a manifold the associated equivariant differentiable cohomology groups with coefficients in modules of -functions vanish in all degrees except than zero. Furthermore let be a Lie group of -automorphisms of a strictly pseudo-convex -manifold . We associate to a canonical class in the first differential cohomology of with coefficients in the -functions on . This class is non-zero if and only if is essential in the sense that there does not exist a -compatible strictly pseudo-convex pseudo-Hermitian structure on which is preserved by . We prove that a closed Lie subgroup of -automorphisms acts properly on if and only if its canonical class vanishes. As a consequence of Schoen's theorem, it follows that for any strictly pseudo-convex…
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TopicsHolomorphic and Operator Theory · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Advanced Topics in Algebra
