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Lemma 5.4 . [02HN]

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Lemma 5.4.
  1. (i)

    For all i=1,…,ni=1,\dots,n there exists a triple 𝒂¯pi,ϵ\bm{\underline{a}}_{p_{i},\epsilon} of 11–forms on HkiH^{k_{i}} such that

    |∇k𝒂¯pi,ϵ|≤C​ϵ3​(1ρ)2+k|\nabla^{k}\bm{\underline{a}}_{p_{i},\epsilon}|\leq C\epsilon^{3}\left(\frac{1}{\rho}\right)^{2+k}

    and ϵ2​𝝎¯Ni=𝝎¯pi,ϵ+d​𝒂¯pi,ϵ\epsilon^{2}\bm{\underline{\omega}}_{N_{i}}=\bm{\underline{\omega}}_{p_{i},\epsilon}+d\bm{\underline{a}}_{p_{i},\epsilon}.

  2. (ii)

    For all j=1,…,8j=1,\dots,8 there exists a triple 𝒂¯qj,ϵ\bm{\underline{a}}_{q_{j},\epsilon} of ℤ2\mathbb{Z}_{2}–invariant 11–forms on H2​mj−4H^{2m_{j}-4} such that

    |∇k𝒂¯qj,ϵ|≤C​ϵ3​(1ρ)2+k|\nabla^{k}\bm{\underline{a}}_{q_{j},\epsilon}|\leq C\epsilon^{3}\left(\frac{1}{\rho}\right)^{2+k}

    and ϵ2​𝝎¯Mj=𝝎¯qj,ϵ+d​𝒂¯qj,ϵ\epsilon^{2}\bm{\underline{\omega}}_{M_{j}}=\bm{\underline{\omega}}_{q_{j},\epsilon}+d\bm{\underline{a}}_{q_{j},\epsilon}.

Proof.

The proof is identical in the two cases. Set k=kik=k_{i} in case (i) and k=2​mj−4k=2m_{j}-4 in case (ii). In case (ii) we work with ℤ2\mathbb{Z}_{2}–invariant forms on the double cover H2​mj−4H^{2m_{j}-4}.

By scaling we can assume that ϵ=1\epsilon=1. It is enough to prove that every closed 22–form η\eta with η=O⁡(ρ−3)\eta=O(\rho^{-3}) can be written as η=d​a\eta=da with |∇ka|=O⁡(ρ−2−k)|\nabla^{k}a|=O(\rho^{-2-k}).

Since the restriction of HkH^{k} to an exterior domain in ℝ3\mathbb{R}^{3} is diffeomorphic to (R,∞)×Σ(R,\infty)\times\Sigma with Σ\Sigma an homology sphere, we can write η=d​ρ∧α+β\eta=d\rho\wedge\alpha+\beta for some ρ\rho–dependent 11–form α\alpha and 22–form β\beta on Σ\Sigma with |α|+|β|=O⁡(ρ−3)|\alpha|+|\beta|=O(\rho^{-3}).

The condition d​η=0d\eta=0 implies ∂ρβ−dΣ​α=0\partial_{\rho}\beta-d_{\Sigma}\alpha=0. We then define a=−∫ρ∞αa=-\int_{\rho}^{\infty}{\alpha}. The Lemma follows. ∎

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