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Primitive cohomology

Charles mentioned this. There is some kind of operator, perhaps a power of the Lefschetz operator, going from H 2dH^{2d} to H 2n2d+2H^{2n-2d+2} or something like that. The kernel of this is called primitive cohomology, apparently.

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Primitive cohomology

This term probably refers to the pieces of a Weil cohomology occurring in the “primitive decomposition” induced by a Lefschetz operator. See André, chapter 5, and Weil cohomology.


Primitive cohomology

http://mathoverflow.net/questions/14667/intuition-for-primitive-cohomology

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Created on June 10, 2014 at 21:14:54 by Andreas Holmström