Canonical frames for distributions of odd rank and corank 2 with maximal first Kronecker index
Wojciech Krynski, Igor Zelenko

TL;DR
This paper constructs canonical frames and classifies maximally symmetric models for a specific class of corank 2 distributions on odd-dimensional manifolds, extending classical results to higher ranks.
Contribution
It introduces a symplectification procedure to classify maximally symmetric models of corank 2 distributions with maximal first Kronecker index, extending Cartan's classical results.
Findings
Unique maximally symmetric models exist in dimensions 7, 9, 11, 15, and 8l-3.
In dimension 19, two distinct maximally symmetric models are identified.
For other dimensions, families of models depend on continuous parameters.
Abstract
We construct canonical frames and find all maximally symmetric models for a natural generic class of corank 2 distributions on manifolds of odd dimension greater or equal to 7. This class of distributions is characterized by the following two conditions: the pencil of 2-forms associated with the corresponding Pfaffian system has the maximal possible first Kronecker index and the Lie square of the subdistribution generated by the kernels of all these 2-forms is equal to the original distribution. In particular, we show that the unique, up to a local equivalence, maximally symmetric model in this class of distributions with given dimension of the ambient manifold exists if and only if the dimension of the ambient manifold is equal to 7, 9, 11, 15 or 8l-3, where is an arbitrary natural number. Besides, if the dimension of the ambient manifold is equal to 19, then there exist two…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical Analysis and Transform Methods · Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
