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Bundle Gerbes
In mathematics, a bundle gerbe is a geometry, geometrical model of certain 1-gerbes with connection (mathematics), connection, or equivalently of a 2-class in Deligne cohomology. Topology U(1)-principal bundles over a space M (see circle bundle) are geometrical realizations of 1-classes in Deligne cohomology which consist of 1-form connection (mathematics), connections and 2-form curvatures. The topology of a U(1) bundle is classified by its Chern class, which is an element of H^2(M, \mathbb), the second integral cohomology of M. Gerbes, or more precisely 1-gerbes, are abstract descriptions of Deligne 2-classes, which each define an element of H^3(M, \mathbb), the third integral cohomology of ''M''. As a cohomology class in Deligne cohomology Recall for a smooth manifold M the p-th Deligne cohomology groups are defined by the Hyperhomology, hypercohomology of the complex \mathbb(q)_D^\infty = \underline(q) \to \mathcal_^0 \xrightarrow \mathcal_^1 \xrightarrow \cdots \xrightarro ...
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