Gysin Sequences in Supergeometry
Version 1 / Nov 12, 2026 / CC BY 4.0
Abstract
We study spectral sequences in supergeometry and construct the Gysin sequence within the
supermanifold framework. First, the foundational definitions are established and utilized to develop differential forms and de Rham cohomology on supermanifolds. We then apply a standard
de Rham-to-Cech cohomology isomorphism to assemble a spectral sequence that accounts for the ˇ
Z2-graded nature of supermanifolds. Finally, we explore additional properties arising from this
construction, leading directly into Gysin sequences.
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- v1 · 8 pagesSubmitted by Sebastian DentonComments and suggestions are welcome. Please direct any correspondence to the author.CurrentNov 10, 2026