Abstract
A class of geometric structures defined by i+1-forms that generalize the notion of a symplectic form is introduced. Examples of these structures occur in multi-dimensional variational calculus. An extension of the Darboux-Moser-Weinstein theorem is proved for these structures and a characterization for their pseudogroups is given.
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