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EXTENSION THEOREMS FOR DIFFERENTIAL FORMS ON LOW-DIMENSIONAL GIT QUOTIENTS

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In this paper we will show that the pull-back of any regular differential form defined on the smooth locus of a GIT quotient of dimension at most four to any resolution yields a regular differential form.

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HEUVER, S. EXTENSION THEOREMS FOR DIFFERENTIAL FORMS ON LOW-DIMENSIONAL GIT QUOTIENTS. Transformation Groups 25, 81–125 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00031-019-09517-8

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