The holomorphic tangent bundle of a complex manifold is locally spanned in holomorphic coordinates by . Under a holomorphic coordinate change , the chain rule gives
whose coefficient matrix is holomorphic; these frames therefore define a holomorphic vector bundle.
A real connection on a vector bundle on with restricts after complexification to a connection on the holomorphic tangent bundle. Conversely and its conjugate determine a unique such real connection. In holomorphic coordinates, compatibility with the holomorphic structure means . Zero mixed torsion tensor says that this derivative equals ; the two belong to opposite eigentypes, so both vanish. Reality proves the reverse implication. Preserving alone does not imply this condition.
The dual of the holomorphic tangent bundle is a holomorphic vector bundle with local frames . Coordinate changes have holomorphic invertible Jacobian matrices, so these frames have holomorphic transition functions. Its holomorphic sections are exactly the holomorphic one-forms.

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