Cohomogeneity One Manifolds of Spin(7) and G(2) Holonomy
M. Cvetic, G. W. Gibbons, H. Lu, C. N. Pope
Abstract
In this paper, we look for metrics of cohomogeneity one in D=8 and D=7 dimensions with Spin(7) and G2 holonomy respectively. In D=8, we first consider the case of principal orbits that are S7, viewed as an S3 bundle over S4 with triaxial squashing of the S3 fibres. This gives a more general system of first-order equations for Spin(7) holonomy than has been solved previously. Using numerical methods, we establish the existence of new non-singular asymptotically locally conical (ALC) Spin(7) metrics on line bundles over 3, with a non-trivial parameter that characterises the homogeneous squashing of CP3. We then consider the case where the principal orbits are the Aloff-Wallach spaces N(k,)=SU(3)/U(1), where the integers k and characterise the embedding of U(1). We find new ALC and AC metrics of Spin(7) holonomy, as solutions of the first-order equations that we obtained previously in hep-th/0102185. These include certain explicit ALC metrics for all N(k,), and numerical and perturbative results for ALC families with AC limits. We then study D=7 metrics of G2 holonomy, and find new explicit examples, which, however, are singular, where the principal orbits are the flag manifold SU(3)/(U(1)× U(1)). We also obtain numerical results for new non-singular metrics with principal orbits that are S3× S3. Additional topics include a detailed and explicit discussion of the Einstein metrics on N(k,), and an explicit parameterisation of SU(3).
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