HHÍ
HHÍ, short for Holomorphic Holographic Índex, is a term used in speculative mathematics and science fiction to denote a class of holomorphically defined invariants associated with holographic dualities. In the imagined framework, HHÍ assigns a graded integer to a pair consisting of a compact complex manifold and a holomorphic vector bundle, capturing information about how boundary data might reflect bulk structure in a holographic setting. The construction relies on familiar tools from complex geometry, such as Dolbeault cohomology, but introduces a grading indexed by the symbol Í to track a preferred holomorphic structure.
The concept was introduced in a 22nd‑century thought experiment that aimed to bridge complex geometry with
HHÍ is described as a graded index associated to a complex manifold M and a holomorphic vector
In the fictional setting, HHÍ functions as a schematic tool to illustrate how boundary phenomena might reflect
Holographic principle, Dolbeault cohomology, index theorems, holomorphic vector bundles, holographic duality.