Differential complexes for local Dirichlet spaces, and non-local-to-local approximations
Michael Hinz, J\"orn Kommer

TL;DR
This paper develops a framework for differential forms on non-smooth, possibly fractal metric spaces with local Dirichlet forms, generalizing classical localization and approximation results to complex, irregular spaces.
Contribution
It introduces a localization result for antisymmetric functions on diagonal neighborhoods and constructs a chain map linking Kolmogorov-Alexander-Spanier and de Rham complexes on such spaces.
Findings
Localization of antisymmetric functions to differential forms on fractal spaces
Construction of a chain map between different differential complexes
Generalization of classical localization and approximation results
Abstract
We study differential -forms on non-smooth and possibly fractal metric measure spaces, endowed with a local Dirichlet form. Using this local Dirichlet form, we prove a result on the localization of antisymmetric functions of variables on diagonal neighborhoods to differential -forms. This result generalizes both the well-known classical localization on smooth Riemannian manifolds and the well-known semigroup approximation for quadratic forms. We observe that a related localization map taking functions into forms is well-defined and induces a chain map from a differential complex of Kolmogorov-Alexander-Spanier type onto a differential complex of deRham type.
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Mathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Advanced Mathematical Modeling in Engineering
