The genus-0 engine: simply connected ⇒ every Form1 has a global primitive (CC-sphere-topology) #
Unit: sphere-topology (docs/design/sphere-topology.md §3). Forster 10.5: on a simply connected
compact surface, every holomorphic 1-form is exact (indeed zero, since a global primitive is a
holomorphic function on a compact connected surface, hence constant). The "engine" atom
(contMDiff_and_mdifferential_eq_of_isPrimitiveAlongMap_id) is shared, in spirit, with the
monodromy unit's discrete-continuation route (see module docstring of docs/design/ sphere-topology.md §3.1 for the reuse note) — monodromy is free to reuse it verbatim or
re-derive it.
Main declarations:
RS.SphereTopology.contMDiff_and_mdifferential_eq_of_isPrimitiveAlongMap_id— a primitive ofηalong the identity map is a genuine holomorphic global primitive withmdifferential = η.RS.SphereTopology.exists_isPrimitiveAlongMap_id— construction of the global primitive on a simply connectedX, viapathIntegralfrom a fixed base point.RS.SphereTopology.form1_eq_zero_of_simplyConnectedSpace, theSubsingleton (Form1 X)instance, and the headlineRS.SphereTopology.genus_eq_zero_of_simplyConnectedSpace.
The "monodromy engine" atom: a primitive of η along the identity map is a genuine
holomorphic global primitive, and it IS η's antiderivative in Forms' sense.
Construction of the global primitive on a simply connected X, via pathIntegral from a
fixed base point (well-defined by pathIntegral_eq_of_simplyConnected).
Forster 10.5. On a simply connected compact surface every holomorphic 1-form vanishes.
The step-2 headline.