Einstein metrics on aligned homogeneous spaces with two factors
Abstract
Given two homogeneous spaces of the form G1/K and G2/K, where G1 and G2 are compact simple Lie groups, we study the existence problem for G1xG2-invariant Einstein metrics on the homogeneous space M=G1xG2/K. For the large subclass C of spaces having three pairwise inequivalent isotropy irreducible summands (12 infinite families and 70 sporadic examples), we obtain that existence is equivalent to the existence of a real root for certain quartic polynomial depending on the dimensions and two Killing constants, which allows a full classification and the possibility to weigh the existence and non-existence pieces of C.
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