Special Riemannian geometries modeled on distinguished symmetric spaces
Pawel Nurowski
Abstract
We propose studies of special Riemannian geometries with structure groups H1=SO(3)⊂ SO(5), H2=SU(3)⊂ SO(8), H3=Sp(3)⊂ SO(14) and H4=F4⊂ SO(26) in respective dimensions 5, 8, 14 and 26. These geometries, have torsionless models with symmetry groups G1=SU(3), G2=SU(3)× SU(3), G3=SU(6) and G4=E6. The groups Hk and Gk constitute a part of the `magic square' for Lie groups. Apart from the Hk geometries in dimensions nk, the `magic square' Lie groups suggest studies of a finite number of other special Riemannian geometries. Among them the smallest dimensional are U(3) geometries in dimension 12. The other structure groups for these Riemannian geometries are: S(U(3)× U(3)), U(6), E6× SO(2), Sp(3)× SU(2), SU(6)× SU(2), SO(12)× SU(2) and E7× SU(2). The respective dimensions are: 18, 30, 54, 28, 40, 64 and 112. This list is supplemented by the two `exceptional' cases of SU(2)× SU(2) geometries in dimension 8 and SO(10)× SO(2) geometries in dimension 32.
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