Theoretical analysis characterizes relative cohomology for foliations in complex space, demonstrating that vanishing periods over fiber homology determine relative exactness.
This work is devoted to the study and computation of relative cohomology for 1-forms defining foliations with holomorphic first integrals. We study both the local and global cases. In the local setting, we study solutions h of the cohomological equation η ω ₀ = dh ω ₀, η ∧ ω 0 = d h ∧ ω 0 , where ω ₀=p y\,dx+q x\,dy ω 0 = p y d x + q x d y admits the holomorphic first integral φ =xᵖ yq ϕ = x p y q , with p,q∈ N p , q ∈ N , in local coordinates ( x , y ) near the origin of C² C 2 . We prove the existence of a local canonical form for a given meromorphic 1-form η η in terms of ω ₀ ω 0 and φ ϕ , provided that η η has only simple poles contained in the coordinate axes $$(xy=0)$$ ( x y = 0 ) . We then characterize relative exactness by the vanishing of the periods of η η over the first homology of the fibers \φ =c\ { ϕ = c } . In the global setting, we prove polynomial versions of the local results on C² C 2 for fibrations
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