N-commutators on vector fields
Abstract
An alternating sum of compositions of N vector fields is called N-commutator. In general N-commutator of N vector fields is no longer a vector field. Question: is it possible to find N=N(n), such that N-commutator of any vector fields in Vect(n) is once again a vector field. Theorem: n2+2n-2-commutator is a such one. A theory of N-commutators with emphasis on 5-and 6-commutators on two dimensional manifold is developed.
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