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Keywords:
Penrose transform; monogenic spinors
Summary:
The Penrose transform gives an isomorphism between the kernel of the $2$-Dirac operator over an affine subset and the third sheaf cohomology group on the twistor space. In the paper we give an integral formula which realizes the isomorphism and decompose the kernel as a module of the Levi factor of the parabolic subgroup. This gives a new insight into the structure of the kernel of the operator.
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