Non-trivial $m$-quasi-Einstein metrics on simple Lie groups
Zhiqi Chen, Ke Liang, Fuhai Zhu

TL;DR
This paper investigates $m$-quasi-Einstein metrics on simple Lie groups, establishing existence, invariance properties, and extending results to Lorentzian and non-compact cases, revealing many such metrics except for specific groups.
Contribution
It proves invariance of the vector field in compact cases, classifies existence of non-trivial $m$-quasi-Einstein metrics on simple Lie groups, and extends findings to Lorentzian and non-compact settings.
Findings
Compact simple Lie groups admit non-trivial $m$-quasi-Einstein metrics, except $SU(3)$, $E_8$, and $G_2$.
Most simple Lie groups have infinitely many such metrics.
Existence of non-trivial $m$-quasi-Einstein Lorentzian metrics on all compact simple Lie groups.
Abstract
We call a metric -quasi-Einstein if , which replaces a gradient of a smooth function by a vector field in -Bakry-Emery Ricci tensor, is a constant multiple of the metric tensor. It is a generalization of Einstein metrics which contains Ricci solitons. In this paper, we focus on left-invariant metrics on simple Lie groups. First, we prove that is a left-invariant Killing vector field if the metric on a compact simple Lie group is -quasi-Einstein. Then we show that every compact simple Lie group admits non-trivial -quasi-Einstein metrics except , and , and most of them admit infinitely many metrics. Naturally, the study on -quasi-Einstein metrics can be extended to pseudo-Riemannian case. And we prove that every compact simple Lie group admits non-trivial -quasi-Einstein Lorentzian metrics and most of them admit infinitely many…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Advanced Differential Geometry Research · Geometry and complex manifolds
