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794 <strong>Applied</strong> <strong>Diff</strong>erential <strong>Geom</strong>etry: A Modern Introductionflat moduli, residue formula and associative algebra. However, the firsttwo of these are always contained in the SW construction provided theunderlying integrable system is known. Indeed, one can derive (see [4,5])the following residue formuladω i dω j dω kF ijk = Res, (4.311)dω=0 dωdλwhere the proper flat moduli a i ’s are given by formula (4.304). Thus, theonly point is to be checked is the existence of the associative algebra. Theresidue formula (4.311) hints that this algebra is to be the algebra Ω 1 ofthe holomorphic differentials dω i . In the forthcoming discussion we restrictourselves to the case of pure gauge theory, the general case being treatedin complete analogy.Let us consider the algebra Ω 1 and fix three differentials dQ, dω, dλ ∈Ω 1 . The product in this algebra is given by the expansiondω i dω j = C k ijdω k dQ + (∗)dω + (∗)dλ (4.312)that should be factorized over the ideal spanned by the differentials dω anddλ. This product belongs to the space of quadratic holomorphic differentials:Ω 1 · Ω 1 ∈ Ω 2 ∼ = Ω1 · (dQ ⊕ dω ⊕ dλ) . (4.313)Since the dimension of the space of quadratic holomorphic differentials isequal to 3g − 3, the l.h.s. of (6.6) with arbitrary dω i ’s is the vector spaceof dimension 3g − 3. At the same time, at the r.h.s. of (6.6) there are garbitrary coefficients Cij k in the first term (since there are exactly so manyholomorphic 1–forms that span the arbitrary holomorphic 1–form Cij k dω k),g −1 arbitrary holomorphic differentials in the second term (one differentialshould be subtracted to avoid the double counting) and g − 2 holomorphic1–forms in the third one. Thus, totally we get that the r.h.s. of (6.6) isspanned also by the basis of dimension g + (g − 1) + (g − 2) = 3g − 3.This means that the algebra exists in the general case of the SW construction.However, this algebra generally is not associative. This is because,unlike the LG case, when it was the algebra of polynomials and,therefore, the product of the two belonged to the same space (of polynomials),product in the algebra of holomorphic 1–differentials no longer belongsto the same space but to the space of quadratic holomorphic differentials.Indeed, to check associativity, one needs to consider the triple product of

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