Compact lcK manifolds with Gauduchon parallel vector fields
Andrei Moroianu, Giacomo Perri
Abstract
We prove that on a compact locally conformally Kähler manifold, the existence of a non-trivial parallel vector field with respect to a Gauduchon connection ∇t, for t 13, forces the metric to be either Vaisman (for t=-1), globally conformally Kähler (for t=1), or Kähler for all other values of t. As a consequence, we characterize compact Vaisman manifolds in terms of their Bismut holonomy group. Moreover, we show that in complex dimension two, the existence of a non-trivial ∇13-parallel vector field forces the metric to be globally conformally Kähler.
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