Harmonic chainlet characterization

Let AA be a chainlet of class NrN^r, and let ChCh map differential forms of class BrB^r to chainlets. A form is harmonic when it satisfies the relevant harmonic equation, and a chainlet is harmonic when it satisfies the corresponding chainlet equation. Harmonic chainlet characterization. AA is harmonic if and only if

A=Ch(ω)A=Ch(\omega)

for some harmonic form ω\omega of class BrB^r. This claim identifies harmonic chainlets precisely as the chainlet representatives of harmonic differential forms under the ChCh correspondence; the supplied text does not establish whether it is proved or remains open.

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Jenny Harrison, “Ravello lecture notes on geometric calculus – Part I”, arXiv:math-ph/0501001 (2005).

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