On the holonomy groups of Weyl manifolds
Jonas Grabbe

TL;DR
This paper classifies the local holonomy groups of Weyl connections, focusing on the reducible, non-closed case, and establishes that non-closed Einstein-Weyl product structures only occur in four dimensions.
Contribution
It completes the classification of holonomy groups of Weyl connections by analyzing the reducible, non-closed case and identifies dimension 4 as unique for non-closed Einstein-Weyl products.
Findings
Holonomy groups of reducible, non-closed Weyl connections are classified.
Non-closed Einstein-Weyl product structures exist only in dimension 4.
The structure of non-closed conformal products is characterized in this context.
Abstract
We classify the possible local holonomy groups of Weyl connections. The Berger-Simons theorem and the Merkulov-Schwachh\"ofer classification of holonomy groups of irreducible torsion-free connections leaves us with the remaining case, where the Weyl connection is reducible and non-closed. In this case, it was shown by F. Belgun and A. Moroianu that the Weyl structure is an adapted Weyl structure of a non-closed conformal product. Furthermore we prove that non-closed Einstein-Weyl product structures only exist in dimension .
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric Analysis and Curvature Flows · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Geometry and complex manifolds
