Tempered currents and the cohomology of the remote fiber of a real polynomial map

Abstract

Let p:Rn R be a polynomial map. Consider the complex S'*(n) of tempered currents on Rn with the twisted differential dp=d-dp where d is the usual exterior differential and dp stands for the exterior multiplication by dp. Let t∈ R and let Ft=p-1(t). In this paper we prove that the reduced cohomology Hk(Ft;C) of Ft is isomorphic to Hk+1(S'*(n),dp) in the case when p is homogeneous and t is any positive real number. We conjecture that this isomorphism holds for any polynomial p, for t large enough (we call the Ft for t >> 0 the remote fiber of p) and we prove this conjecture for polynomials that satisfy certain technical condition. The result is analogous to that of A. Dimca and M. Saito, who give a similar (algebraic) way to compute the reduced cohomology of the generic fiber of a complex polynomial.

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