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I'd say it's closer to an oriented manifold with corners (corners happening where the divisor is singular), or even that times a coefficient. In these papersthese papers Khesin, Rosly, and later Thomas build a homology theory based on this analogy.
I'd say it's closer to an oriented manifold with corners (corners happening where the divisor is singular), or even that times a coefficient. In these papers Khesin, Rosly, and later Thomas build a homology theory based on this analogy.
I'd say it's closer to an oriented manifold with corners (corners happening where the divisor is singular), or even that times a coefficient. In these papers Khesin, Rosly, and later Thomas build a homology theory based on this analogy.
I'd say it's closer to an oriented manifold with corners (corners happening where the divisor is singular), or even that times a coefficient. In these papers Khesin, Rosly, and later Thomas build a homology theory based on this analogy.
