Solvable real rigid Lie algebras are not necessarily completely solvable [Les alg\`ebres de Lie r\'esolubles rigides r\'eelles ne sont pas n\'ecessairement compl\`etement r\'esolubles]

Abstract

We show that a solvable real rigid Lie algebra is not completelt rigid, by constructing an example of minimal dimension where the external torus is not spanned by ad-semisimple derivations over R. We analyze the real forms of nilradicals of solvable rigid Lie algebras in dimensions n≤ 7 and give the real classification for dimension 8.

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