Let \(\omega \) and \(\eta \) be two differential forms on a manifold \(M\) .
- Define the wedge product \(\omega \wedge \eta \).
- Prove that if \(\omega \) and \(\eta \) are both closed then so is \(\omega \wedge \eta \).
- Prove that the de Rham cohomology class of \(\omega \wedge \eta \) is unchanged if \(\omega \) and \(\eta \) are replaced by different representatives of the same cohomology classes. You are allowed to use the identity relating exterior differentiation and wedge product, but you should state it carefully.