Integrability of chart-supported signed top forms #
The signed coordinate coefficient of a form supported compactly within one chart has support in the compact coordinate image of its manifold support. Continuity on the chart target gives actual Haar integrability; extending by zero outside the target causes no boundary assumption.
The signed chart coefficient is supported within the coordinate image of the form support.
Source-continuous chart signs preserve continuity of the coefficient on the chart target.
Signed coefficients vanish outside the actual coordinate target.
Actual continuous source signs do not change integrability of a rough coefficient. No continuity of the form or measurable structure on the manifold is assumed.
A compactly supported chart coefficient is genuinely integrable against normalized Haar measure, using only continuity in coordinates and continuity of the source-indexed sign.
Chart-supported top forms have the same actual signed coefficient integral in any two charts containing their support. Only the model is equipped with a measurable structure.
Genuine integrability of an arbitrary rough chart-supported form transports between charts containing its support. This does not assume continuity of the form.
A regular form with compact support in one chart has a genuinely integrable signed
coefficient. C⁰ regularity already suffices.