Stability of non-diagonal Einstein metrics on homogeneous spaces $H\times H/ ΔK$

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Main Author: Gutiérrez, Valeria
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contents We consider the homogeneous space $M=H\times H/ΔK$, where $H/K$ is an irreducible symmetric space and $ΔK$ denotes diagonal embedding. Recently, Lauret and Will provided a complete classification of $H\times H$-invariant Einstein metrics on M. They obtained that there is always at least one non-diagonal Einstein metric on $M$, and in some cases, diagonal Einstein metrics also exist. We give a formula for the scalar curvature of a subset of $H\times H$-invariant metrics and study the stability of non-diagonal Einstein metrics on $M$ with respect to the Hilbert action, obtaining that these metrics are unstable with different coindexes for all homogeneous spaces $M$.
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spellingShingle Stability of non-diagonal Einstein metrics on homogeneous spaces $H\times H/ ΔK$
Gutiérrez, Valeria
Differential Geometry
We consider the homogeneous space $M=H\times H/ΔK$, where $H/K$ is an irreducible symmetric space and $ΔK$ denotes diagonal embedding. Recently, Lauret and Will provided a complete classification of $H\times H$-invariant Einstein metrics on M. They obtained that there is always at least one non-diagonal Einstein metric on $M$, and in some cases, diagonal Einstein metrics also exist. We give a formula for the scalar curvature of a subset of $H\times H$-invariant metrics and study the stability of non-diagonal Einstein metrics on $M$ with respect to the Hilbert action, obtaining that these metrics are unstable with different coindexes for all homogeneous spaces $M$.
title Stability of non-diagonal Einstein metrics on homogeneous spaces $H\times H/ ΔK$
topic Differential Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10686