Automorphism group of principal bundles, Levi reduction and invariant connections

Abstract

Let M be a compact connected complex manifold and G a connected reductive complex affine algebraic group. Let EG be a holomorphic principal G--bundle over M and T\, ⊂\, G a torus containing the connected component of the center of G. Let N (respectively, C) be the normalizer (respectively, centralizer) of T in G, and let W be the Weyl group N/C for T. We prove that there is a natural bijective correspondence between the following two: Torus subbundles T of Ad(EG) such that for some (hence every) x\, ∈\, M, the fiber Tx lies in the conjugacy class of tori in Ad(EG) determined by T. Quadruples of the form (EW,\, φ,\, E'C,\, τ), where φ\, :\, EW\, \, M is a principal W--bundle, φ*EG\, ⊃\, E'C\, \, EW is a holomorphic reduction of structure group of φ* EG to C, and τ\,:\, E'C× N \, \, E'C is a holomorphic action of N on E'C extending the natural action of C on E'C, such that the composition τ coincides with the composition of the quotient map E'C× N\, \, (E'C/C)× (N/C)\,=\, (E'C× N)/(C× C) with the natural map (E'C/C)× (N/C)\, \, EW. The composition of maps E'C\, \, EW \, \, M defines a principal N--bundle on M. This principal N--bundle EN is a reduction of structure group of EG to N. Given a complex connection ∇ on EG, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for ∇ to be induced by a connection on EN. This criterion relates Hermitian--Einstein connections on EG and E'C in a very precise manner.

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