The Poincaré Lemma states that on a simply connected domain, every closed differential form is exact. This means that if you have a differential form that has no boundary (closed), you can find a differential form whose exterior derivative is the closed form (exact). This concept is fundamental in understanding de Rham cohomology, as it establishes a critical connection between closed forms and their ability to be expressed in terms of exact forms.
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