Bismut Ricci flat manifolds with symmetries

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Autores principales: Podestà, Fabio, Raffero, Alberto
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Publicado: 2022
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author Podestà, Fabio
Raffero, Alberto
author_facet Podestà, Fabio
Raffero, Alberto
contents We construct examples of compact homogeneous Riemannian manifolds admitting an invariant Bismut connection that is Ricci flat and non-flat, proving in this way that the generalized Alekseevsky-Kimelfeld theorem does not hold. The classification of compact homogeneous Bismut Ricci flat spaces in dimension $5$ is also provided. Moreover, we investigate compact homogeneous spaces with non trivial third Betti number, and we point out other possible ways to construct Bismut Ricci flat manifolds. Finally, since Bismut Ricci flat connections correspond to fixed points of the generalized Ricci flow, we discuss the stability of some of our examples under the flow.
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spellingShingle Bismut Ricci flat manifolds with symmetries
Podestà, Fabio
Raffero, Alberto
Differential Geometry
We construct examples of compact homogeneous Riemannian manifolds admitting an invariant Bismut connection that is Ricci flat and non-flat, proving in this way that the generalized Alekseevsky-Kimelfeld theorem does not hold. The classification of compact homogeneous Bismut Ricci flat spaces in dimension $5$ is also provided. Moreover, we investigate compact homogeneous spaces with non trivial third Betti number, and we point out other possible ways to construct Bismut Ricci flat manifolds. Finally, since Bismut Ricci flat connections correspond to fixed points of the generalized Ricci flow, we discuss the stability of some of our examples under the flow.
title Bismut Ricci flat manifolds with symmetries
topic Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2202.00417