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Symmetry via Lie algebra cohomology
The Killing operator on a Riemannian manifold is a linear differential
operator on vector fields whose kernel provides the infinitesimal Riemannian
symmetries. The Killing operator is best understood in terms of its
prolongation, which entails some simple tensor identities. These simple
identities can be viewed as arising from the identification of certain Lie
algebra cohomologies. The point is that this case provides a model for more
complicated operators similarly concerned with symmetry.Comment: Conference proceedings: JARCS Sydney 2009 (The Australian-Japanese
Workshop on Real and Complex Singularities held at the University of Sydney
Extensions of the coeffective complex
The coeffective differential complex on a symplectic manifold is extended
both in length and in scope, unifying the constructions of various other
authors.Comment: 9 page
Do higher solvency ratios reduce the costs of bailing out insured banks?
The relationship between solvency constraints and bank behaviour in the presence of fixed rate deposit insurance is investigated. A rise in the minimum solvency ratio does not necessarily reduce the adverse consequences of moral hazard: bank efficiency may fall and expected bailout costs may rise. Such outcomes are possible even if credit risk is purely systemic. Similar results obtain in respect of level increases in bank capital, tangible or intangible, although in this case purely systemic risk excludes perverse outcomes
Higher Order Connections
The purpose of this article is to present the theory of higher order
connections on vector bundles from a viewpoint inspired by projective
differential geometry
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