Residues in intersection homology and Lp-cohomology
Abstract
Suppose Mn+1 is a complex manifold and K is a hypersurface with isolated singularities. Let ω be a holomorphic form on M K with the first order pole on K. The Leray residue of such form gives an element in the n-th homology of K which is the Alexander dual to [ω ]∈ Hn+1(M K). It always lifts to the intersection homology if 0 does not belong to the spectra of a singular points. We assume that singularities are described by the quasihomogeneous equations in certain coordinate systems. Suppose that oscillation indicators of the singular points are greater then -1. Then we find a metric on K in which the residue form is square integrable (and even Lp-integrable for p>2). Applying the isomorphism of Lp-cohomology and intersection homology we obtain a particular lift of the residue class in homology to intersection homology.
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