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CURVATURE AND COMPLEX SINGULARITIES 483<br />

We will first show that under the decomposition (4.23),<br />

(4.24) (AV (R) AIT) @ (A"-W (R) A"-).<br />

To verify this apply the automorphism z* pz to CN. The Maurer-Cartan<br />

forms , (de,, e) and volume form on G(N- k, N) are preserved, while<br />

(dz*, e,) po,. From (4.20) we ier that<br />

which implies<br />

On the other hand, if , p,,<br />

from which we conclude that $ $,, thus establishing (4.24).<br />

In terms of a frame {0; e, ., eN} lying over the fixed point and using the<br />

index range (4.19), $ is a sum of terms<br />

where P is a homogeneous polynomial of degree k and Q is one of degree n k.<br />

When the frame undergoes a rotation<br />

for unitary matrices g and h,<br />

e ge, e, h,e<br />

From the theory of unitary invariants it follows that is expressible in terms<br />

of the quantities<br />

(4.25)<br />

co A o A 8 A , and<br />

Of course we would like to show that is a constant multiple of (61 + 62) k A<br />

det 1", which would prove (4.21). To establish (4.22) we observe that modulo<br />

the differential ideal # {co,, dco,} the list (4.25) reduces to the quantities.

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