Symplectic Geometry
Closedness refers to a property of differential forms where a form is said to be closed if its exterior derivative is zero. This concept is crucial in symplectic geometry as it ensures that the symplectic form, a fundamental structure on a symplectic manifold, is preserved under certain operations. Closedness relates to the integrability of the manifold and its underlying topology, impacting the behavior and characteristics of symplectic forms.
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