Multivalued functionals, one-forms and deformed de Rham complex
Dmitri V. Millionschikov
Abstract
We discuss some applications of the Morse-Novikov theory to some problems in modern physics, where appears a non-exact closed 1-form ω (a multi-valued functional). We focus mainly our attention to the cohomology of the de Rham complex of a compact manifold Mn with a deformed differential dω=d +λω. Using Witten's approach to the Morse theory one can estimate the number of critical points of ω in terms of the cohomology of deformed de Rham complex with sufficiently large values of λ (torsion-free Novikov's inequalities). We show that for an interesting class of solvmanifolds this cohomology can be computed as the cohomology of the corresponding Lie algebra g associated with the one-dimensional representation ρλω.
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